By Aishling Phelan The President of DCU, Brian MacCraith, says that students don’t realise that the €250 increase in next year’s registration fee will not result in a higher quality education because the money will Read more…
Gráinne Ní Aodha Úsáideann gach Gaeilgeoir focal Gaeilge nó dhó anseo is ansiúd ar Facebook, Twitter agus a leithéid chun abairtí agus comhrá a choimeád beoga agus suimiúil. Ní haon ionadh mar sin, go bhfuil Read more…
Fiach Mac Domhnaill Tá ochtar mac léinn ó Ollscoil na hÉireann, Maigh Nuad, tar éis seilbh a ghabháil ar oifig toghcheantair an TD Anthony Lawlor i Nás na Rí, contae Chill Dara. Tá sé mar Read more…
Seán Ó Sní Tá foireann sacair na hÉireann tar éis a háit a fáil i gCraobh Sacar na hEorpa don chéad uair le fiche bliain anuas. Tharla tarraingt na ngrúpaí don Chraobh ar an Aoine Read more…
Derek O’Brien Ní bheidh an nuachtán ‘Irish Daily Mail’ ar fáil i siopa na mac léinn i gColáiste na Tríonóide a thuilleadh, i ndiaidh vóta a thóg na mac léinn. Tá an cinneadh déanta chun Read more…
by Chloe O Sullivan The ’12 Business Days of Christmas’ initiative launched yesterday as the government introduced a tough budget for the coming year. The project, led by Dublin City University Business School and supported Read more…
Derek O’Brien Is iompairc í atá níos láidre ná atá idir Man United agus Man City, Cúigí Laighean agus Mumhan agus idir Gryffindor agus Slytherin, agus bhí an réamh-mheas le mothú san fhoirgneamh Henry Gratten Read more…
Eoin Ó Dubhghaill Cé mhéad cara atá agat ar Facebook? Níl ach 2.03 acu mar dhlúthchairde leat de réir staidéir nua déanta sna Stáit Aontaithe. Dar le torthaí an tsuirbhé, nach bhfuil ag an ngnáthdhuine Read more…
Fiach Mac Domhnaill Lainseáil an tAire Taighde agus Nuálaíochta, Seán Sherlock, tuairisc nua a dhéanann imscrúdú ar thionchar an dátheangachais ar staidéar ar an matamaitic in Éirinn. D’fhoilsigh an tIonad Barr Feabhais Náisiúnta Múinteoireachta Read more…
Pádraig Ó Cairbre Tar éis é a fhoilsíodh go mbeadh Oifig an Coimisinéara Teanga ag dúnadh, tá an ceist tar éis teacht chun solais- an bhfuil suim fós ag an Rialtas an Ghaeilge a Read more…
By Sorcha Jowitt The information system and services (ISS) department may have accidentally wiped five days of students work some of which may not be retrievable. The College View spoke to an ISS worker who Read more…
Cillian Byrne apologises for his part in blockade By Aishling Phelan The Union of Students in Ireland broke the law on the day of the ‘Stop Fees, Save the Grant’ protest by excluding certain groups Read more…
By Sorcha Jowtt DCU’s Amnesty International Society gathered outside the Henry Grattan Building last Thursday with groups of balloons that symbolised Irish women living with domestic abuse. The event was held to celebrate the International Read more…
By Suzanne Cooper Plans to build brand new state-of-the art libraries at the Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) and the University of Limerick (UL) have been scrapped due recent Government cutbacks. The Government made the Read more…
By Eimear Phelan UCD St Vincent de Paul’s fourth Annual Homeless Week raised €800 euro in its first day. The event, which took place from November 14-18, saw around 30 students sleep outside the James Read more…
By Aisling Short Many students will not be able to continue in third-level education if grant cuts are announced on budget day, according to the newly appointed Dean of Graduate Studies, Dr Lisa Looney. Dr Read more…
By Aoife Mullen This year’s CAO offers indicated a change in course preferences, with students opting for the degrees they believe will offer them more job prospects. Many of the Leaving Cert students that attended Read more…
By Eimear Phelan “Freedom of the press is the yardstick used to measure free societies” is just one of the sentiments from the heated and highly contested media debate on Tuesday last week, an event Read more…
By Grainne Coyne and Aishling Phelan Rumours that university fees will increase to €5,000 next year were just “scaremongering” according to Deputy President of the Union of Students in Ireland (USI), Colm Murphy. Speaking to Read more…
By Chloe O’Sullivan Only 17 cases of plagiarism were uncovered in DCU last year, despite the findings of a College View survey showing that two in three DCU students have committed plagiarism in some form. Read more…
By Lauren Kelly An arrest was made on campus last week for the theft of bicycles. Bicycle thefts have risen dramatically on the DCU campus in the past number of weeks. An Garda Síochana have Read more…
By Aisling Brady Seventy per cent of DCU students would break off a relationship if their boyfriend or girlfriend had a “one night stand” according to a recent survey on fidelity. Eight-eight percent of respondents Read more…
By Aisling Kett The Old Bar has been closed indefinitely due to serious health and safety concerns and cannot be used under any circumstances. A total of 23 problems forced its closure, including a lock Read more…
By Monica Heck A guest lecture on the topic of marriage equality was given to DCU social studies students by Grainne Healy, chairwoman of the Marriage Equality organisation, last week. Alongside her duties as chairwoman Read more…