Editorial - Volume XXXI Issue 4
Lucy Warmington
Israel Strengthens Attacks in West Bank following Gaza Ceasefire
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Extenuating Circumstances Policy to be Replaced in September 2025
UCD Spend Over €140,000 On 'Catering/Events' In University Lodge Since 2022
President Orla Feely and Registrar Colin Scott Present Strategy 2030 To Packed-Out Fitzgerald Chamber, Marking Significant First
The University Observer reports from a packed-out Fitzgerald Chamber as President Orla Feely and Registrar and Deputy President Colin Scott delivered a powerpoint presentation on Strategy to 2030, marking a significant first in UCDSU Council history…
Editorial: The Price of Poor Planning: This referendum was a waste of €3,500
€3,500 is a lot of money to spend on a referendum that has failed to meet quorum twice in one year...…
Students’ Union Fail to Reach Quorum in Constitutional Referendum to Lower Quorum
UCD Students’ Union’s most recent Constitutional Referendum has failed to meet the 12.5% quorum needed to pass a constitutional referendum, as a 10.6% voter turnout is recorded.…
UCD Estates to Suspend Guest Policy for Residences on UCD Christmas Day
UCD Christmas Day traditionally takes place on the last Thursday in November, which this year falls on November 28.…
Editorial - Volume XXXI Issue 3
Camile Thai: Good Mood Thai Food
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UCD Musical Soc ‘Raise a Little Hell’ in Opening Night of Bonnie and Clyde
Politics Plugged In: A Crisis for Discourse?
UCD Generate €37.2 Million From Student Residences In 2022/2023 Financial Year
Students Protest LnH ‘Fathers Should Have a Say’ Abortion Debate
UCDSU to Lobby for Mandatory Consent Training, Motion to Repurpose Smurfit Graduate Business School Rejected
Editorial - Volume XXXI Issue Two
Spotlighting The Best of Food and Drink for Black History Month
Black-led Events, Chefs, and Food Businesses to keep your eye on.…
Walking Through Moore Street
Moore Street’s history is enshrined by its migrant-led businesses and the open-air market. As an Bord Pleanála approve applications to develop the area, the fate of Moore Street is uncertain.…