2020 – Page 2 of 5 – The College View

How students are adapting to online learning during the pandemic

November 11, 2020

Students across the country have had to adapt to learning online this year due to COVID 19.

Holidate is another cringe fest of a love story

November 11, 2020

In a nutshell: yes, it is. But that’s not always a bad thing. If you love to watch two very attractive white people fall in love over the course of an hour and 45 minutes, going through the motions of “will they/won’t they” while also experiencing close to every cliché ever, then this is the movie for you.

Simon Harris confirms additional €15million allocated to higher education

November 11, 2020

Simon Harris TD, confirmed that an additional €15 million is to be given to higher education institutions for capital works and equipment.

Five minute spell costs disciplined Dundalk

November 11, 2020

Arsenal’s 3-0 victory over Dundalk seems facile on paper, however It was anything but for the Gunners.

RTÉ launch documentary series that follows disadvantaged students in Irish universities

November 11, 2020

“My Uni Life” is a five-part series documenting the lives of seven students from under-represented backgrounds as they face the different challenges that accompany starting university.

Crap or WAP: Is Drake’s music still relevant in the 2020 Hip-Hop scene?

November 11, 2020

Towards the end of October Drake released a small video clip trailer to his upcoming album Certified Lover Boy which will be dropped in January 2021, but where does this Hip-Hop icon stand amongst the

Ariana Grande retains her position at the top of the charts with new album

November 11, 2020

In her sixth studio album, Grande expresses her signature sassy, playful femininity that her fan base repeatedly laps up.

DCU ranked in the top 200 universities in the world for Arts and Humanities

November 11, 2020

DCU’s Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences has placed in the top 200 universities globally for its subject choices in Arts and Humanities.

DCU takes Movember by storm

November 11, 2020

This November, DCU students and societies are forming teams and taking on growing moustaches, running 60 kilometres, and donating money for Movember to raise awareness for men’s health issues.

Online charity shop launched by former DCU student

November 11, 2020

Former DCU student, Rónán Ó Dálaigh developed the idea for the company Thriftify when he found a book he needed for college in a charity shop for €1.

Why it really is a dog’s life during lockdown

November 11, 2020

While the pandemic has affected almost every aspect of human life imaginable, the impact it may have had on our furry friends is less obvious.

Leaders of Trinity Greens, Young Greens and Queer Greens have resigned

November 11, 2020

The Green Party’s youth wing has been hit by a wave of significant resignations, including the leader of the Trinity College Young Greens, Julie Smirnova.

Dark days and dark minds – Gym owners protest closures under Level 5

November 11, 2020

With a 6-week lockdown in Ireland, gyms have shut to many owner’s and participant’s disapproval.

The imbalance between men’s and women’s sport is not getting larger but it is not closing

November 11, 2020

It’s been said that women’s sport has been making huge positive strides over the past number of years in Ireland, but with male athletes enjoying higher salaries, more coverage and greater sponsorship than their female

Balancing nursing and football – Kate Mooney takes it in her stride

November 11, 2020

DCU student and Shelbourne star Kate Mooney achieved the goal of a lifetime earlier this year – scoring 30 goals, in just 7 games.

How the 20×20 campaign changed women’s sports in Ireland

November 11, 2020

20×20 a two-year-long campaign, which aimed to change attitudes towards women’s sport in Ireland, concluded in October.

DCU announced semester 2 will continue as online learning

November 5, 2020

DCU has announced that the university’s second semester will be held through online learning with the exception of essential laboratories, practical classes and skills-based learning sessions.

Converting to Veganism

November 2, 2020

Committing to a Vegan/Plant-based diet can take extra work when it comes to creating the right diet for your body, planning meals or deciding where to eat out. But once you adapt to the Vegan lifestyle, the benefits are beyond doubt.

The lingering effects of ‘long covid’

October 28, 2020

Some people with Covid-19 will have symptoms that linger or recur for weeks or months after their initial recovery, this is known as long covid.

“The Haunting of Bly Manor” tells a chilling love story

October 28, 2020

While this is a horror series, this particular season takes on a dramatic yet chilling love story that even those who can’t stand horror could enjoy.

DCU students to receive refunds for on-campus accommodation

October 28, 2020

Level 5 restrictions came into place at midnight on Wednesday. DCU students living in on-campus accommodation who choose to move home during this time, will receive a refund for accommodation.

DCU to examine nurse-led Covid-19 interventions

October 28, 2020

DCU are leading new research to examine Covid-19 care among people who are homeless. The research is headed by Dr Briege Casey of DCU’s School, Nursing, Psychotherapy and Community Health, and will examine the characteristics of a number of nurse-led Covid-19 interventions.

Year: 2020

How students are adapting to online learning during the pandemic

Holidate is another cringe fest of a love story

Simon Harris confirms additional €15million allocated to higher education

Five minute spell costs disciplined Dundalk

RTÉ launch documentary series that follows disadvantaged students in Irish universities

Crap or WAP: Is Drake’s music still relevant in the 2020 Hip-Hop scene?

Ariana Grande retains her position at the top of the charts with new album

DCU takes Movember by storm

Online charity shop launched by former DCU student

Why it really is a dog’s life during lockdown

Leaders of Trinity Greens, Young Greens and Queer Greens have resigned

Dark days and dark minds – Gym owners protest closures under Level 5

The imbalance between men’s and women’s sport is not getting larger but it is not closing

Balancing nursing and football – Kate Mooney takes it in her stride

How the 20×20 campaign changed women’s sports in Ireland

DCU announced semester 2 will continue as online learning

Converting to Veganism

The lingering effects of ‘long covid’

“The Haunting of Bly Manor” tells a chilling love story

DCU students to receive refunds for on-campus accommodation

DCU to examine nurse-led Covid-19 interventions

Universities are permitted to continue with campus activities during Level 5 restrictions

Students to receive €250 payment under 2021 budget

DCU to receive almost €3 million in research funding