Film
BBC’s Drive re-score: The standard or the deluxe version?
Michelle Bourke takes a look at the BBC’s controversial decision to re-score the 2011 arthouse film Drive. Read more…
The College View
Travel
An insider’s guide to Boston
Nestled in the New England region of the U.S, 215 miles north of the Big Apple and just south of the Canadian border, lies Boston Massachusetts. One of the country’s oldest cities and the stage Read more…
Music
Alisa Xayalith on success, life and lettuce spinners.
Clarissa Waldron chats to The Naked and Famous frontwoman Alisa Xayalith about a third album, L.A. and the world at large. Read more…
DCU News
Humanities students feel ‘less prepared’ for the workplace
Humanities students feel much less prepared for the jobs market than their college peers, saying they have “never” explored how to apply their learning in the workplace. Read more…
Music
Live Review: Royal Blood at the Academy
Ryan Foynes reviews the recent performance of buzzing act Royal Blood at the Academy. Read more…
Articles
The ultimate beauty gadget guide
We’ve now entered the Christmas period (and we couldn’t be more excited) so it’s time to stock up on our wintertime go-to products. Be it rich hand-creams, hair treatments or skin masks, we are over-laden Read more…
Articles
Case of the Ex – can you be friends with the one that got away?
If you break up with the one you love, and they extend the hand of friendship, can it work out? Is it possible to be friends with your ex? Read more…
Gaelic Football
Impressive DCU brush Queen’s aside
DCU’s senior Gaelic football team won over Queen’s Belfast with ease last week thanks to an impressive first half performance. Read more…
Football
DCU cruise past IT Sligo to secure quarter-final spot
DCU’s senior soccer team booked a quarter-final spot with a 3-0 win over IT Sligo Read more…
GAA
DCU hurlers daring to dream after perfect start
With a 100% record so far this season DCU hurlers are aiming to win it all Read more…
Other Sports
DCU delight at Leinster Intermediates
DCU Boxing Club claimed a second consecutive Leinster Intermediate title last month thanks to Shane Carter. Read more…
GAA
Semi-final awaits ladies footballers
A comprehensive 13 point win for DCU sees them into the league semi-final. Read more…
GAA
Collins confident ahead of camogie campaign
The St Vincent’s player is hoping DCU can improve this year. Read more…
DCU News
UStart participants demonstrate new businesses
A select number of DCU students chose to start their own businesses rather than participate in the Intra programme – these enterprises were demonstrated recently, as Elaine Carroll reports. Read more…
Opinion
DCU News
Nubar owner defends €2 entrance fee on Tuesday nights
Vincent McNellis, manager of DCU’s Nubar has defended the new entrance fee charge on Tuesday nights. Laura Colgan reports. Read more…
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University News
Number of Trinity’s clubs and socs accounts deemed ‘unsatisfactory’
A number of Trinity College Dublin’s clubs and societies accounts have been deemed unsatisfactory by their Central Societies Committee. Elaine Carroll reports. Read more…
Features
Seann Walsh at the Venue
Lisa Kirby gives her take on the recent performance in the Venue by English comedian Seann Walsh. Read more…
DCU News
DCU students travel to Beijing in Chinese venture
DCU joins UCD, Maynooth and a number of other Irish universities in a bid to attract more international students to Irish universities. Read more…
DCU News
8×8 photography gives insight into plight for natural resources
As part of Global Campus—a three year strategy led by the educational awareness programme, Suas— a photography exhibition was erected outside the entrance of Henry Gratten on October 20th.
University News
Trinity to get new 24hr study hall
The hall has been opened following a significant donation to the university. Read more…
Music
Review: Ben Howard – I Forget Where We Were
Mark Hogan reviews the sophomore album from the English singer-songwriter. Read more…