News
USI President-elect confident organisation can affect change
The Union launched a comprehensive position paper outlining the need for free fees at their recent Congress. Read more…
The College View
News Features
RIP celebrity
The death of Peaches Geldof was the most covered news story last week. The College View looks at why it received so much airtime. Read more…
Student Life
A quality education: the third-level funding crisis
The College View looks at the impact funding cuts are having on universities and whether there is any solution to the crisis of third-level funding. Read more…
Randoms
FYI: WhatsApp
A look into popular messaging service WhatsApp. Read more…
National News
Increase in reports of eating disorders among males
DCU’s Health Promotion Officer advises students to see their GP at home or on campus and combat eating disorders. Read more…
Student Life
Sober as a…student?
What to do when another night out on the beer seems too much? Sober Soc is here to help, a society based around alcohol-free events. Read more…
Randoms
Students: life in a technological age
In a world where a plane mysteriously vanished, is technology all it’s cracked up to be? Read more…
Student Life
No summer job? No problem – how to spend your holidays
Here’s The College View’s fool-proof guide of how to spend those long summer days if you haven’t managed to snag one of those pesky jobs. Read more…
Sport
The sporting year in review
Ruaidhrí Croke charts the last year for DCU’s sporting teams. Read more…
Football
Final defeat sees DCU miss out on Crowley Plate
DCU’s Crowley Cup soccer team recently lost out to NUI Maynooth in the Crowley Plate semi-final in the University of Ulster Coleraine. Read more…
Other Sports
Darren Sutherland remembered as DCU emerge victorious
DCU emerged victorious in the recent Darren Sutherland Memorial Cup, held in The Venue. Read more…
Other Sports
DCU Ladies Basketball finish year in style
Amy Russell chats to the College View in the wake of DCU Ladies Baketball’s stunning Intervarsities triumph. Read more…
DCU News
DCU students want offensive RTÉ comedy taken off air
DCU’s LGBTA Society Trans* Officer speaks out about RTÉ’s ‘offensive’ new comedy series ‘The Centre’ Read more…
DCU News
Council’s competence questioned as Palestine motion dismissed
Motion on Israel boycott dismissed as the competence of Class Rep Council is brought into question. Read more…
DCU News
Rent hikes to hit DCU students next year
Students renting campus accommodation, Shanowen Hall, Shanowen Square and Gateway are all set to be hit by rent increases next year. Read more…
DCU News
Referendum to get students’ views on Labyrinth construction
A referendum will be held on campus next week to gauge the student opinion on the construction of the on-campus Labyrinth. Read more…
Ilghnéitheach
An banna ceoil Featuring X ag dul ó neart go neart
Deirtear go bhfuil an banna ‘Featuring X’ mar chuid den ré nua racán ról in Éirinn agus iad fós ag freastal ar an meánscoil. Read more…
Irish & Languages
Súil Ar Na Gradam IFTA
Is traidisiún de chuid na IFTAs é gradam a bhronnadh ar dhuine ón tionscal as ucht a rannpháirtíocht agus tacaíocht. Read more…
DCU News
DCU to sober up with new alcohol-free society
DCU students are providing alcohol-free social outlets and events to peers as alcohol consumption rates drop. Read more…
Ilghnéitheach
Féile Ceoil Sziget: Do Thicéad don tSaoirse
Thar oíche, d’fhás Sziget ó mheánfhéile cheoil agus chultúr go dtí cuan ardmholta an rac agus an damhsa. Read more…
University News
Major student accommodation development for Dublin’s Liberties
A new accommodation development, expected to house 500 students, is set to be created in Dublin’s Digital Hub. Read more…
DCU News
New ways of telling stories: interview with The Observer editor
The Editor of The Observer newspaper addressed DCU students recently, informing them of the challenges and opportunities facing journalism today Read more…
News
One in seven bullied at college
College students experiencing bullying of any form are encouraged to approach their course co-ordinator and surround themselves with good people. Read more…
DCU News
Convenor hits out at university’s ‘red tape’
Outgoing convenor Ian Kavanagh has hit out at the university for being “full of red tape”. Read more…
News Features
Dealing with diabetes
How does being diabetic change a person’s life? The College View looks at the life-changing affect the condition can have. Read more…