E&S struck off as a society

Society officially ‘defunct’ next week, but will dispute the decision of the Societies and Publications Committee.

Part one: E&S suspended over funds

Constitutional review ‘a shambles to date’

The constitutional review currently taking place has been labelled “a shambles to date” by one member of the Students’ Union executive.

Charity concert marred by tout

Saw Doctors gig in the Helix for the Unicef Haiti appeal loses money to ‘uncharitable’ tout.

Clubs and socs officer ‘not needed’ says SU president

The clubs and societies officer is “not needed” according to the Students’ Union president, Alan Keegan, who proposes to abolish the position as part of the new SU constitution that is currently being drafted.

DCU spent €112 attracting you… if you came in this year through the CAO that is

Exclusive figures also show that DCU’s marketing budget has decreased by a quarter this year.

Helix hosts 50th anniversary of debating contest

Chinese-made Hub doors forced to stand idle

Jedward pressing down on DCU

Suas soc’s mentoring programme returns

SPC and OSL deny DCUfm hampering claims

Gardai warn Galway students of ‘zero tolerance’ during Rag week

UL gets €40 million donation from US billionaire

Investment needed in science teaching

Irish colleges should be using bank debt more for funding - Barclays

Educational attacks on the rise throughout the world

The long road from Kells to LA

Paula Lyne talks to Nora Twomey, one third of the team that produced The Secret of Kells - the animated film that hopes to achieve Oscar success at this year’s Academy Awards in Los Angeles.

Speaking out against the silence

Stephen Mangan speaks to the Irish head of Amnesty, Colm O’Gorman about the risks of journalism and the accountability of the Vatican towards the Irish clerical abuse scandal.

Scientific lessons in love

Bláithín de Burca visits the new Love Lab at the Science Gallery.

The apathy that defines Irish students

Sam Matthews on how Irish students prefer to sit down and let it all just happen.

Shane Ross’ proposals for Ireland

The anniversary of Karadzic’s arrest

Sigerson semi finals beckon for DCU

DCU 0-15 0-9 CIT

DCU will now play NUI Maynooth in the semi-finals of the Sigerson cup after dethroning reigning champions CIT by 15 points to 9 in DCU sports ground last Wednesday.

‘We put in a serious amount of training throughout the year and it paid off today’

Speaking after the game DCU manager Niall Moyna said he was pleased with a “very good team performance” against the reigning champions CIT.

A bluffer’s guide to the Winter Olympics

A Load of Balls: LOI stars speak out over crisis

Are the boys going back to Brazil?

‘If I know I could die, I would live. My life, my death, my choice’

Terry Pratchett’s recent arguments for changing the law on assisted suicide futhers the debate in the UK

Were our hopes and dreams realised?

Nelson Mandela stepped down from office 20 years ago but his political legacy still endures

We had the same problems

Is the union too busy getting us drunk to properly represent us?

Blasphemy laws are a blight on the value of freedom of speech

Valentine’s Day seduction job

Society officially ‘defunct’ next week, but will dispute the decision of the Societies and Publications Committee. Part one: E&S suspended over funds

Paula Lyne talks to Nora Twomey, one third of the team that produced The Secret of Kells - the animated film that hopes to achieve Oscar success at this year’s Academy Awards in Los Angeles.

DCU 0-15 0-9 CIT

RTE Storyland winners The Hardy Bucks dish out smooth science on how to do February the 14th right.

Society officially ‘defunct’ next week, but will dispute the decision of the Societies and Publications Committee.

Part one: E&S suspended over funds