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This week, Podcast Editor, Níamh Kinsella is joined by upcoming Editor in Chief Jamie McCarron and the upcoming Deputy editor Devin Sean Martin. For the last episode of this semester, and Niamh's last episode as the News Review podcast editor, we discuss two articles, but also Jamie and Devin's plans for the next year of The College View.
All articles discussed in this podcast are linked below.
Most third level students believe Irish should stay mandatory for Leaving Cert - MICHELLE CULLEN https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/03/24/most-third-level-students-believe-irish-should-stay-mandatory-for-leaving-cert/
Alumni office holds virtual St Patrick’s Day celebrations across the US DEVIN SEAN MARTIN https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/03/24/alumni-office-holds-virtual-st-patricks-day-celebrations-across-the-us/
This week, Podcast Editor, Níamh Kinsella is joined by Deputy news editor Shauna Ledwidge and Chief sub editor Ruth Delaney. In this episode, we discuss the governments recent announcement Covid restrictions in Ireland and elsewhere, and how there is a huge need for more female representation in broadcast media
All articles discussed in this podcast are linked below.
Explainer: What’s happening at home and abroad? - SHAUNA BURDIS https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/02/24/explainer-whats-happening-at-home-and-abroad/
DCU research inspires campaign for greater female representation in the media - ROBERT NIELSEN https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/02/24/dcu-research-inspires-campaign-for-greater-female-representation-in-the-media/
This week, Podcast Editor, Níamh Kinsella is joined by Editor in Chief Aoibhín Meghen, and Deputy Editor Shauna Burdis, to discuss sexting research and shag fest in DCU, the gossip and parody accounts of DCU, struggling university students trying to complete practical, hands-on courses online, and a concerning rise in people seeking help for eating disorders during the pandemic.
All articles discussed in this podcast are linked below.
Sexting research highlights the importance of teaching teenagers consent - AOIBHÍN MEGHEN https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/02/10/sexting-research-highlights-the-importance-of-teaching-teenagers-consent/?fbclid=IwAR17wWuc5eFJluzp-GOmsM3jXjiAMya_55RFx64HZ6KM3uEh6cNUFLo8vpw
DCU Clubs and Socs advise official accounts from interacting with gossip accounts - NIAMH QUINLAN https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/02/10/clubs-and-socs-advise-official-accounts-from-interacting-with-gossip-accounts/?fbclid=IwAR2O8cpACwcU6_ASrF0hsc2AMapwMDW2ON0hjmuXZLtCxJjLTTOT10gnpyw
University students are struggling to complete practical courses online - SHAUNA BURDIS https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/02/10/university-students-are-struggling-to-complete-practical-courses-online/?fbclid=IwAR0MmliGZLofMleS3lE7IGfQD_USyzg7iKjwfRXuTHLLxUpHUIeFFV9Z-d4
Sharp rise in people seeking help for eating disorders during the pandemic - EMILY CLARKE https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/02/10/sharp-rise-in-people-seeking-help-for-eating-disorders-during-the-pandemic/?fbclid=IwAR07JF3RYSQFEAOMRslOZEN0ydTXrAc5dRwegC1zjvQzEREhocPevlUf6Ts
This week, Podcast Editor Lauren Allen is joined by College View Contributors Michelle Cullen and Ria McGuire to discuss some feel good movies to watch this Valentines Day, the increase in Netflix subscription prices, All 4's ground breaking new show It's a Sin and the faith of festivals and concerts as we head into a second Covid-19 summer.
All articles discussed in the podcast are linked below:
"Movies to watch if you are spending Valentines Day alone this year"- Emily Clarke https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/02/10/movies-to-watch-if-youre-spending-valentines-day-alone-this-year/
"Netflix must prove its worth as subscription costs rise again"- John Thornes https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/02/10/netflix-must-prove-its-worth-as-subscription-cost-rises-again/
"It's a sin is a raw portrayal of the AIDS epidemic"- Liam Coates https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/02/10/draft-its-a-sin/
"Music festivals remain in the dark"- Niamh Quinlan https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/02/10/musical-festivals-in-2021-remain-in-the-dark/
This week, Podcast Editor, Níamh Kinsella is joined by News Editor Niamh Quinlan, and Chief Sub-editor Ruth Delaney to discuss government plans for leaving cert students who contract Covid-19, student nurse placements getting cancelled, what's happening with DCU’s short stay accommodation, and all things Erasmus and Covid.
All articles discussed in this podcast are linked below.
Government plans back-up Leaving Cert exams if students get Covid-19 - Natasha Lynch https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/01/27/government-plans-back-up-leaving-cert-exams-if-students-get-covid-19/
Work placements suspended for student nurses and midwives - Chloe Donnellan https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/01/27/work-placements-suspended-for-student-nurses-and-midwives/
DCU Short-stay accommodation available for student nurses only - Róisín Cullen https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/01/27/dcu-short-stay-accommodation-available-for-student-nurses-only/
Study abroad programmes take a hit due to Covid-19 - Aoibhín Meghen https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/01/27/study-abroad-programmes-take-a-hit-due-to-covid19/
This week, Podcast Editor, Lauren Allen is joined by Lifestyle Editor Kinga Piotrowska and Deputy Lifestyle Editor, Trudy Feenane to discuss, imposter syndrome, cruelty free and vegan make-up, cancel culture and turning your new year's resolutions into intentions.
All articles discussed in this podcast are linked below.
Your guide to buying cruelty free and vegan make up by Marija Voznuka. https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/01/27/your-guide-to-buying-cruelty-free-and-vegan-makeup/
Why you should swap resolutions to intentions in the new year by Niamh Quinlan. https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/01/27/why-you-should-swap-resolutions-to-intentions-in-the-new-year/
Imposter syndrome, the cycle and how to overcome it by Kayley Hardiman. https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/01/27/imposter-syndrome-the-cycle-and-how-to-end-it/
Cancel culture worsens in the midst of Covid-19 by Sarah Burke. https://www.thecollegeview.com/2021/01/27/cancel-culture-worsens-in-the-midst-of-covid-19/
In this week's episode of the Arts Review Podcast, podcast editor Lauren Allen is joined by College View journalists, Michelle Cullen and Ria McGuire to discuss, Black History Month, the struggling cinema industry, the strain of online learning and DCU's first year online orientation.
On this week's Arts Review Podcast, podcast editor and host Lauren Allen talks to lifestyle editor Kinga Piotrowska and features editor Roisin Cullen.
On this week's News Review Podcast, host and podcast editor Niamh Kinsella talks to deputy news editors Jamie McCarron and Devin Sean Martin.
Sean Power examines the dangers faced by Vietnamese migrants and looks at why many of them will still take the risk in order to help their families in Vietnam.
In 2012 Judy Power was diagnosed with rare and currently incurable blood cancer. This is her story, reported by Sean Power.
Katie Lowry vox pops DCU students about their experience with INTRA during the coronavirus pandemic.
Sally Dobie is joined by Sally Madden and Shauna Burdis to discuss news items from this year's fourth issue of The College View, including the Peter McVerry Trust's report on homelessness, pub owners trying to combat drug use, and the report from the Department of Education and Skills that said only 61 travellers were in third-level education in 2017.
Clodagh Read and Lucien Waugh-Daly are joined by Aine O'Boyle and Roisin Maguire for the latest College View arts and lifestyle podcast. We discuss the first 5 episodes of HBO's Watchmen, the continuing importance of street performers in Dublin and around Ireland, and young people's changing attitudes to religion as seen through the reaction to Kanye West's "Jesus is King".
Lucien Waugh-Daly is joined by Áine O'Boyle and Roisin Maguire to discuss arts and lifestyle stories from the latest edition of The College View.
Clodagh Read is joined by Shane Brennan and Conor Breslin to discus sports stories from the latest issue of The College View,
Sally Dobie is joined by Brendan Fernando Kelly Palenque and Tadgh McNally to discuss the latest stories from The College View.
Clodagh Read is joined by Conor Breslin and Courtney Fitzmaurice for the first sports podcast of the college year.
Lucien Waugh-Daly is joined by Aoibhin Meghen and Peter O'Neill for the first arts and lifestyle podcast. Topics include Soft Boy Records, body-positive diversity in female pop artists and DCU's efforts to become more sustainable.
Sally Dobie is joined by Aoife O'Brien and Brendan Fernando Kelly Palenque to discuss news items from this year's first issue of The College View, including the We Wish For Mehwish campaign, new plans for on-campus accommodation and Trinity falling in world university rankings.
Niamh Dunne hosts the final edition of the News Review with the current editorial team. Callum Lavery, Cait Caden and Gabija Gataveckaite are in studio to discuss SU referenda being rerun and the final part of the Risky Business series of features on sex work.
Gerard Grimes, Eoin Harte and Joshua Freeman join Ian Brennan for the current editorial team's final Sports Review for 2019/20.
Lucien Waugh-Daly hosts the final arts podcast with the 2018/19 editorial team: Aoibhin Bryant, Orla Dwyer and Lorna Lawless discuss gay icons, STI testing, classism in the acting profession and more!
Niamh Dunne and panellists Emily Sheahan, Ellen Fitzpatrick and Aoibhin Bryant discuss the latest on the student accommodation crisis, Dublin's recent measles outbreak and potential GDPR violations in DCU's Loop network.
Lucien Waugh-Daly and panellists Aoibhin Bryant, Eoin Harte and Roisin Phelan discuss Hozier's new album, the career of Adam Sandler and exercising during your period.
Niamh Dunne and guests Brendan Fernando Kelly Palenque, Ciara O'Loughlin discuss the SU election results, global vaccination debate and more.
Lucien Waugh-Daly is joined by Lorna Lawless, Roise McGaigh and Ciara O'Loughlin to discuss the latest arts and lifestyle stories, including hologram tours, 'misery music' and student saving.
Ian Brennan and Gerard Grimes discuss the sports stories from the ninth edition of The College View.
Lucien Waugh-Daly is joined by Lorna Lawless and Beibhinn Thorsch for the fortnightly arts and lifestyle podcast.
Ian Brennan is joined by Brendan Fernando Kelly Palenque, Gabjia Gataveckaite and Ellen Fitzpatrick for the eighth episode of The News Review.
Lucien Waugh-Daly is joined by Emily Sheahan, Callum Lavery and Cait Caden to discuss DCU's current and upcoming referenda on Palestine, smoke-free campus, drug decriminalisation and DCU's affiliation with the USI.
A debate between 2019 candidates for DCUSU president Christine Farrell and Adam Healy, chaired by podcast editors Niamh Dunne and Lucien Waugh-Daly.
Ian Brennan and panellists Gerard Grimes, Joshua Freeman and Hugh Farrell to discuss the paper's exclusive interview with David Hawkshaw and more sports stories from the latest issue.
Lucien Waugh-Daly is joined by panellists Aine O'Boyle, Aoibhin Bryant and Aoife O'Brien to preview the 2019 Academy Awards, review Yorgos Lanthimos' 'The Favourite' and deconstruct the Dublin student specificity of Sally Rooney's bestselling 'Normal People'
Niamh Dunne and panellists Roisin Phelan, Cait Caden and Orla Dwyer discuss industrial action by Irish nurses, further outdoor construction in DCU and struggles for students in unpaid work.
Hosted by Lucien Waugh-Daly with panellists Aoibhin Bryant, Cait Caden and Aine O'Boyle.
Topics discussed: SoundCloud rappers and violent lyrics, Lily Allen, the role of album artwork in contemporary music culture, depictions of autism in the media.
Hosted by Lucien Waugh-Daly with contributors Cáit Caden, Gabija Gataveckaite, Catherine Gallagher and Ellen Fitzpatrick.
Topics discussed: support for student nurses, DCU counselling hotline, Dave the DCU shopkeeper, Irish Rail security, sex workers in Ireland.
Niamh Dunne is joined by Callum Lavery, Brendan Fernando Kelly Palenque and Emily Sheahan for the fifth episode of The College View's news podcast.
Lucien Waugh-Daly discusses stories from the latest issue of The Hype with Lorna Lawless, Roise McGagh and Eoin Harte.
Lucien Waugh-Daly and panelists Cait Caden, Roisin Phelan and Orla Dwyer discuss stories from the latest College View, including DCUSU's student activist group, Dublin transport, the winter hospital trolley crisis and making consent workshops mandatory.
Host Niamh Dunne and panelists Aoibhin Bryant, Beibhinn Thorsch and Alison Clair discuss Kanye West's political aspirations, Bohemian Rhapsody and societal attitudes to drug use. Read more of these stories in the latest issue of The College View.
Ian Brennan is joined by panelists Hugh Farrell and Gerard Grimes to discuss the week's sports stories from The College View.
For this week's arts and lifestyle podcast, Lucien Waugh-Daly is joined by Lorna Lawness, Aine O'Boyle and Eoin Harte to discuss toxic friendships, the Halloween reboot and more.
Ian Brennan discusses the College View's latest sports headlines with Gerard Grimes, Hugh Farrell and John Morley.
Niamh Dunne is joined by Ellen Fitzpatrick, Emily Sheahan and Ciara O'Loughlin for a discussion of the latest issue's new stories, including #SaveOurShepherd and the changing role of the church in Ireland.
Episode 7 of The College Review features Editor-in-Chief Shauna Bowers, News Editor Fionnuala Walsh, Irish Editor Ali Spillane and Features Editor Orla O'Driscoll
We discuss issue 6 of The College View with Editor-in-Chief Shauna Bowers, Deputy Sports Editor Gavin Quinn and Deputy News Editor Callum Lavery.
An in depth analysis of our fifth issue. We discuss religion in universities, separating artists from allegation and EIB loans to tackle the student accommodation crisis.
This week's podcast discusses the Sugar Babies, a documentary on the Red Light District and the MeToo campaign that is all over social media channels at the minute.
Issue 3 of The College Review. We discuss cultural appropriation, the biggest sporting matches of the week and so much more.
Episode 1 of The College Review - a news podcast produced by The College View, DCU's student newspaper. We review the biggest stories of our first issue and delve a little deeper into the meeting of it all
Featuring our interviews with Dr. Sheri Fink (New York Times), Paul O'Flynn (RTE) and Greta Streimikyte (Paralympic athlete).
The College View's Budget 2017 Special featuring interviews and analysis of all the issues which will affect students from this year's budget. Host Paul Dwyer is joined by Kyle Ewald, Rebecca Lumley and Hayley Halpin.