The government plan to double the number of Indian students coming to Ireland next year, however there are no plans to increase the number of scholarships awarded at DCU. Read more…
LGBTA Society puts the spotlight on marriage equality in Ireland during DCU Diversity Week. Read more…
DCU Students’ Union was represented at the recent meeting of the Union of Students in Ireland’s National Council, at which plans and decisions were made, as Cormac O’Shea reports. Read more…
Slow-motion fight scenes and an evil villain kept the audience enthralled at this year’s Drama Society panto. Read more…
DCU student wows ESoc competition judges with unique life-saving innovation. Read more…
Paul O’Brien speaks to The College View about his recent appointment as the GAA Academy’s first ever Games Development Officer. Read more…
The draws for the various 2014 Intervarsity GAA Championships were made in Croke Park last week. Read more…
Odrán de Bhaldraithe reviews the year so far for DCU Sport. Read more…
DCU’s senior soccer team overcame UCC in St Clare’s to set up a semi-final tie with IT Carlow. Read more…
DCU’s camogie team saw off stiff competition in UCC in their Ashbourne Cup qualifier. Read more…
DCU soccer manager Declan Roche talks to The College View about the year so far and what his hopes are for 2014. Read more…
DCU’s Student Alumni Initiative wants to create useful connections between students across all disciplines with graduates working in their field of interest. Marie Lecoq reports. Read more…
Last year’s decision to nullify the referendum on DCU re-affiliating with the USI caused another lengthy debate at last week’s Class Rep Council meeting. Read more…
CRC agrees to sign charter against corporations dictating learning at universities. Read more…
Young people in Ireland are at risk of causing severe damage to their hearing as a result of listening to music at high levels, studies by an Irish hearing organisation reveal. Garrett Lavin reports. Read more…
National University of Ireland Galway has suspended the actions of the Legion of Mary society, after they were involved with a campaign distributing homophobic material around campus. Suzanne Cooper reports. Read more…
Retailers are starting Christmas earlier every year, but does the ‘Christmas creep’ bring festive cheer for consumers? Read more…
A campaign has been launched to combat an alarming increase in the number of people diagnosed with Gonorrhoea. Read more…
DCU’s Raising and Giving Society’s recent RAG Rumble event saw student fights raise over €2,000 for social projects to help people in the local area. Read more…
DCU’s Class Rep Council seek to remove large banner advertising Bank of Ireland as the new branch is officially launched on campus. Read more…
As the recession and winter cold bite, the elderly are among the hardest hit, and are now struggling to pay for heating. Read more…
While most of us are getting ready to head home for the Christmas holidays, The College View speaks to some homeless people who’ll be spending the festive season on the cold streets. Read more…
The results of a College View survey has prompted the DCU Finance Office to assess its services. Read more…
DCU’s first Green Day of the year encourages students through innovative workshops. Read more…
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