News
Trinity students go to polls for seventh referendum this year
The university are to hold their seventh referendum this year on the university’s stance on direct provision for asylum seekers. Read more…
The College View
News
NUI Galway to award extra points to athlete applicants
NUIG are to award extra CAO points and other benefits to athletes to encourage them to study at the university. Read more…
National News
DIT campus construction to create over 5,000 jobs
Construction of the new Grangegorman campus of Dublin Institute of Technology is expected to create almost 6,000 jobs. Read more…
Gaelic Football
College football as high a level as any, says McHugh
Kevin Taylor speaks to Conor McHugh about the remarkable year he’s had in GAA. Read more…
Student Life
Time to accept working for free, even after college?
Suzanne Cooper weighs up the value of unpaid internships and if they’re a necessary evil to get your foot in the door. Read more…
DCU News
Strictly Come DCU contestants pop and jive for charity
DCU Dance hosted a jam-packed week of events to get the whole college jiving and Irish dancing last week. Read more…
News
Young and running for politics: Declan Meenagh
Young local man, Declan Meenagh (24) is seeking election in Cabra. A member of the Labour party, he is a recent graduate of NUI Maynooth and visually impaired. Read more…
Ilghnéitheach
An Cóirthrádáil agus an cumhacht atá agatsa
Tá sé de chumacht againn uile cabhrú le feirmeoirí todhchaí níos fearr a thógail dóibh féin, agus coinníollacha oibre mór thimpeall an domhain a bhfeabhsú. Read more…
Irish & Languages
Seachtain na Gaeilge i DCU
An phríomhchuspóir atá leis an Seachtain nó cultúr agus teanga na hÉireann a chur chun cinn, tírghrá a léiriú, agus an Ghaeilge a spreagadh i measc an phobail. Read more…
DCU News
Naked strippers overshadow DCU’s ‘most successful’ charity event
DCU and NUI Maynooth have been hit with controversy over fake stag and hen parties. Read more…
Randoms
No alternative for radio heads?
Aura McMenamin looks at the decline of Phantom FM and what the alternatives are for alternative music lovers. Read more…
DCU News
Server problems affecting School of Communications ‘devastating’
Staff in the School of Communications are frustrated with server problems that are hindering students’ work. Read more…
Irish & Languages
An Chrimé – Súil Siar, an Iarthar agus Tuaisceart Éireann
Tá deireadh le stáisiún teilifíse na Crimé, agus tógann ceann Rúiseach a háit, ag tabhairt gealltanais agus ag ofráil tacaíocht do phobal uathúil an Chrimé. Read more…
DCU News
Graduate starting salaries at all-time low
Final year students consider their options as starting salaries fall to lowest rate in ten years. Read more…
News Features
Marching with pride on St. Patrick’s Day
Ruth Marnell looks at the controversy surrounding the Boston St. Patrick’s Day parade and their decision to not allow the LGBT community to march under pro-LGBT banners in the parade. Read more…
Features
How to make a fundraiser successful
Viral vids or good old fashioned hard graft: what are the vital ingredients for a good fundraiser? The College View investigates. Read more…
Randoms
The video went viral
What makes a video go viral? The College View looks at the ins and outs of what videos capture people’s imagination. Read more…
DCU News
Student nurses to protest over wages and working conditions
Figures released by the Lancet report and low wages for graduate nurses prompt student protests. Read more…
Student Life
Internships: Are they worth it?
With Intra coming up for many students, is an internship even worthwhile these days? Read more…
Other Sports
2,100 miles, one boat, one former DCU student
Former DCU student Philip Cavanagh is attempting to become the first Irishman to row 2,100 miles across the Pacific Ocean. Read more…
Other Sports
Intervarsity success for Equestrian Club
DCU’s equestrian club competed strongly at some recent intervarsity events. Read more…
Sport
Impressive O’Connor Cup win for Ladies football team
DCU’s ladies Gaelic football team recorded their second win in the group stages of the O’Connor Cup, beating UCD in St Clare’s. Read more…
Football
Sun sets on Collingwood dreams for another year
DCU’s senior soccer team fell at the semi-final hurdle for the second year running in the Collingwood Cup last week. Read more…
National News
New Queens President to receive more pay than UK Prime Minister
Concerns have been raised as a new President of Queens University Belfast has been instated on a higher pay scale than the UK Prime Minister. Sharron Lynskey reports. Read more…
DCU News
RAG-ons Den sees social projects receive cash boost
A recent RAG society event saw students pitch social enterprise ideas to a panel of social entrepreneurs in a bid for financial support. Hannah Moran reports. Read more…