DCU News
Nobel Laureate receives honorary doctorate
Nobel Peace Prize winner, Muhammed Yunnus has been awarded with an honorary Doctor of Philosophy at a ceremony in DCU last week. Read more…
The College View
Articles
Stay happy this winter
Don’t get me wrong, Christmas is one of the best and most exciting times of the year. Unfortunately however, the weather can sometimes leave us feeling miserable and sick. Between the heavy dull clouds that Read more…
Film
8×8 Film Festival comes to DCU
Bryan Grogan and Odrán de Bhaldraithe report on the recent 8×8 Film Festival that took place in DCU. Read more…
Opinion
Pastures New for Politics?
With talk of Lucinda Creighton forming a new political party, Finnian Curran looks at the challenges a new party may face, and asks whether any political party can deliver real change. Read more…
Food
DCU Food Society
A group of enterprising Health and Society students have launched the DCU Food Society with the aim of finding innovative and interesting ways to incorporate healthy eating into a busy student life. Their ambitious plan Read more…
DCU News
Merger of DCU, St.Pats’ and Mater Dei will see shake up of SU structure
In September 2016, DCU, St. Patrick’s College, and Mater Dei Institute of Education will merge to form a new and expanded DCU.
DCU News
DCU to host Hardware Hackathon this weekend
Organisers are keen to see more women take part in this year’s three day event. Read more…
Articles
DIT students hit out at Grangegorman campus
A number of DIT students based in Grangegorman have alleged there aren’t sufficient facilities on the new campus. Katie O’Neill reports. Read more…
Articles
The Oscar de la Renta Legacy
Orlaith Farrell looks back on the life of one of the world’s greatest designers Read more…
Articles
How to be a blogger
Amy Mulvaney discusses her best blogging tips Read more…
Music
The Flaming Lips get by with a little help from their friends
After The Flaming Lips’s audacious Sgt. Pepper’s tribute album, Bryan Grogan takes a look at it and the difficulty of tribute albums. Read more…
Articles
We’re Drinking From The Bottle
Drinking is undoubtedly part of our nation’s culture. However, are young people now dependent on alcohol in order to socialise? Read more…
GAA
DCU sweep aside IT Sligo with ease
DCU ladies football team beat IT Sligo with ease on Thursday evening in their second league game. Read more…
Features
Weight Loss Supplements: Healthy or a Hoax?
Jade O’Leary discusses whether or not diet supplements really give the amazing results that they claim. Read more…
Features
From naggins to nothing
Sober October is upon us, and the question on everybody’s mind is how a devout drinker can partake in the festivities. Read more…
Football
Roche: DCU still stronger than ever before
DCU Soccer manager Declan Roche speaks to The College View about his side’s opening games this season. Read more…
Rugby
Spence leading the next wave of DCU’s rugby tide
DCU’s rugby’s new development officer, Sophie Spence, talks to The College View. Read more…
Articles
DCU cruise past hapless Pat’s
DCU defeat local rivals St.Pats in a one sided game at St.Clare’s. Read more…
Features
What to do if you are unhappy with your college course
Colm Quinn offers advice to students who are not happy with their chosen college course. Read more…
Features
TEDx Conference to be held for second time in DCU
The world’s leading thinkers and doers come to DCU to talk about their inspirational lives and experiences. Read more…
Articles
DIT topple lethargic DCU
DCU come up short against an organised DIT side. Read more…
GAA
Doherty shines at handball Intervarsities
DCU return with mixed results from handball Intervarsities Read more…
Features
Another Precious Life Lost on Irish Roads
Hundreds of families are torn apart each year as a result of car accidents and Kym was only one of the people killed on Irish roads that week. Read more…
Articles
Zuckerberg’s Live Aid
Facebook have launched a new feature that allows people to check if their loved ones are safe when they are in or near areas of natural disaster. Read more…
Opinion
Love/Hate’s drop in viewers spells more trouble for our public broadcaster
RTÉ are on the ropes after Love/Hate viewing figures take a hit and UTV lay on the broadcasting horizon for 2015. Read more…