DIT is leaving The Liberties behind
By Nick Moloney Two of DIT’s campuses on the edge of the Liberties are set to vacate and move to Grangegorman as soon as 2019. The campuses will be moving…Continue Reading →
DIT’s New Gender-Neutral Bathrooms Garner Mixed Reactions, But Are a Necessary Step in the Right Direction
By Maryam Madani New students of DIT Aungier St may have noticed that most of the disabled bathrooms have been transformed…
‘Restrooms’ and Americanisation
By Rob O’Halloran You have probably noticed the new ‘Gender Neutral restrooms’ which were recently installed into the DIT campus…
‘Get Girls Active’ launching in DIT
By Jessica Ní Mháirtín and Nikki Murphy The new program ‘Get Girls Active’ set up by the DIT Sports Office and the Fit2Go club is to encourage girls to participate…Continue Reading →
DIT to introduce new €150 student levy
By John Patrick Kierans DIT are planning to introduce a student levy of up to €150 to pay for…
Have we gone mad? Why we should all be wearing helmets.
By Laura Ashmore The number of cyclists on Irish roads rocketed by a whopping 43% between 2011 and 2016.…
Eir disability Champion of 2017
Carissa became the Eir disability champion because of her work on the Appventure project she did with the help of her mentor Trevor Boland, DIT’s assistant technology officer. Appventure is…Continue Reading →
Blade Runner 2049
By Mark McEvoy I first watched Blade Runner: The Director’s Cut as a 9-year-old child, lying on the ground in front…
Commuting: Not for the faint of heart
By Nick Moloney College life in DIT wouldn’t be the same if it didn’t include catching a packed bus at…
Review of John Green’s newest novel, Turtles All The Way Down
By Jessica Keller First things first, there is a tragic lack of turtles in this novel. It is important to share this sad news outright. John Green’s novel, ‘Turtles All…Continue Reading →