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…
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…
Final year students consider their options as starting salaries fall to lowest rate in ten years. Read more…
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…
Viral vids or good old fashioned hard graft: what are the vital ingredients for a good fundraiser? The College View investigates. Read more…
What makes a video go viral? The College View looks at the ins and outs of what videos capture people’s imagination. Read more…
Figures released by the Lancet report and low wages for graduate nurses prompt student protests. Read more…
With Intra coming up for many students, is an internship even worthwhile these days? Read more…
Former DCU student Philip Cavanagh is attempting to become the first Irishman to row 2,100 miles across the Pacific Ocean. Read more…
DCU’s equestrian club competed strongly at some recent intervarsity events. Read more…
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…
DCU’s senior soccer team fell at the semi-final hurdle for the second year running in the Collingwood Cup last week. Read more…
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…
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…
The Foreign Affairs Minister has included educational services in Ireland’s international trade policy, hoping to take in €900m next year. Read more…
DCU is to host an international ethics symposium this May as part of President Higgins new ethics initiative. Read more…
UCD Students Union are keen to remodel and follow the example of UK SUs, which campaign for better student services on campus. Read more…
Students from across the country competed to make it to the furthest-flung corners of the globe for charity, as part of the recent ‘Jailbreak14’ event. Read more…
The Union of Students in Ireland organised the first ever National Conference on Gender recently, featuring modules on reproductive rights and transgender rights. Read more…
Students heard from successful graduates on how best to land their dream careers at a recent Careers Week talk at DCU. Read more…
Leading economists and academics addressed students on the future of Ireland’s third-level sector at the recent Trinity Economic Forum. Read more…
DCU students are being called upon to use their talents in a new contest to support the UNICEF ‘zero target’ campaign. Read more…
Higher numbers joining DCU’s political societies enables students to help local election candidates. Read more…
Many DCU societies held recent intervarsities, with DCU reaching the Badminton finals and taking home a first prize for dance. Jennifer Purdy reports. Read more…
Lá iontach do thodhchaí na Gaeilge a bhí ann ar an 15 Feabhra nuair a shiúl 10,000 duine ó Chearnóg Parnell go Cearnóg Mhuirfean mar chuid de Lá Mór na Gaeilge.
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Nine DCU academics have signed a pledge supporting an Israel boycott until the rights of Palestinians are respected. Read more…