The College View Archives – Page 2 of 108

Eight out of ten companies pay men more than women

April 18, 2018

78 per cent of companies are paying men more than women, according to data belonging to 10,000 firms submitted last week.

Matcha and Turmeric, what’s legit?

April 18, 2018

Wonder what the story is with the green and yellow coffees claiming to have amazing health benefits? Béibhinn Thorsch has found out the facts

The Pre-Flight Guide you need before you Jet off this Summer

April 18, 2018

Rachel Farrell tells us everything about the in’s and outs with flying with certain airlines and where to find the best deals before we take off for the summer

Vito expects a bigger and better year for the DCUSU

April 18, 2018

The incoming Students’ Union is expected to have a more thoroughly dedicated team compared to last year’s SU, according to DCU SU President Elect Vito Moloney Burke. This will be partially due to “perfect” timing,

Couple Staycations

April 18, 2018

Too broke to go abroad this summer with your better half? Katie Gallagher gives you the lowdown on the best couple staycations around Ireland

Festival Style Guide

April 18, 2018

Festival season is only around the corner the only time we can cover ourselves in glitter even if we don’t have the weather, Clara Kelly tells us what to wear to insure we are sorted for this season

Bill O’Herlihy cup returns to DCUfm following victory on penalties

April 18, 2018

DCUfm prevented The College View from making it three Bill O’Herlihy Cup wins in a row with a 4-3 win on penalties after the sides drew 9-9 after extra time.

Wanderlust in Blackpool

April 18, 2018

Michelle gives us a simple guide to discover Blackpool and everything it has to offer- an unexpected location but perfect for a city break

Essentials you need for the summer holiday

April 18, 2018

Aoife O’Brien has got you covered when it comes to holiday packing this year so you don’t have to worry

Overtraining isn’t just for elite athletes?

April 18, 2018

If exercise is good for you, more must be better, right? Everybody can experience burnout at some stage but have you ever thought that overtraining may be prohibiting your overall performance?

Lads’s essential summer wardrobe guide

April 18, 2018

David Kelly has got all you lads covered this summer when it comes to wardrobe choices

Lifestyle

The cruelty free skincare brand you need in your life

April 18, 2018

Amy Murphy checks out what all the fuss is about with skincare brand Ordinary, a cruelty-free skincare brand that’s cheap as chips but is good enough for Kim K

Leid simplí amháin chun saol níos dearfaí a chruthú duit féin

April 18, 2018

Insíonn Seán an rún atá aige chun saol breá a chruthú.

Podge Henry thinks that the smart consent project was his proudest moment

April 18, 2018

DCUSU VP for welfare and equality sat down with The College View and spoke to us about his achievements and difficulties over the last year in the Students’ Union and spoke also about Shanowen Shakedown.

DIT makes over €250,000 in fees in two year period

April 18, 2018

DIT students feel that the high cost of exam fees are a contributing factor to the amount they make yearly from resit exams, which is higher than any other university in Ireland.

News

USI President elected at annual congress in Galway

April 18, 2018

At the annual USI congress in Galway, former Vice President for Equality and Citizenship Siona Cahill was elected President for teh coming 2018/19 term.

Are consent classes effective?

April 18, 2018

Too often in education we are simply taught that 2+2=4. You write it down in your copy and don’t think about it until memorising it the night before the test. By opening up the classroom to questions and opinions on consent, with a qualified teacher to moderate, students would be more engaged and more likely to listen and take in what’s being discussed.

DCU Archery claim six golds at Galway intervarsities

April 18, 2018

DCU’s Archery club had a successful final intervarsities of the year, winning six golds, four silver and two bronze medals in NUIG.

Hudson Taylor “Feel it Again” at the Olympia

April 18, 2018

The show was a mixture of going from the old album to the new one and everyone who was either long-term fans or was new to their music didn’t take their eyes off them from start to finish.

Ireland falls behind on UN Sustainable Development Goals

April 18, 2018

A recent report by Social Justice Ireland shows Ireland’s poor performance in reaching the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals

Mathew Davey admits manifesto was ‘too ambitious’

April 18, 2018

In an interview with Vice President for Education and Placement Matthew Davey, he recounted his experience of his role with the Student Union in DCU.

Wild, Wild Country: a real life horror story

April 18, 2018

A small town called Antelope, closest to the site of the Rajneesh ranch becomes the focal point of conflict in this gripping six-episode docu-series that details charming Bhajwan Shree Rajneesh and his flamboyant followers.

Why we still use Facebook

April 18, 2018

There are ways that we can protect our data on Facebook to a certain extent, by disclosing as little personal information about ourselves as possible and by not allowing third-party applications to access our Facebook pages, but the only real way to protect our information is to delete Facebook completely.

This Summer’s sizzling hot festivals

April 18, 2018

Malahide Castle will host acts ranging from rock and roll to disco soul including LCD Soundsystem and Lykke Li on June 5th, Kodaline on June 8th, Gorillaz on June 9th, Liam Gallagher on June 15th and Nile Rodgers and Chic and Craig David on June 16th.

Love, Simon: The long overdue high-school movie we deserve

April 18, 2018

Ever come across a generic pop song that gets stuck in your head on a loop and stays there? You know there’s better songs, underappreciated musicians out there that deserve your time and ears. Nevertheless,