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The College View
Student newspaper of Dublin City University From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The College View[1] is Dublin City University’s independent student newspaper, run voluntarily by students affiliated to DCU's Media Production Society.[2] The newspaper was first published in 1999 after changing its name from The Bullsheet, its predecessor.
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The College View has seven sections – News, Opinions and Features, Irish & Lang, Satire & Cartoons, Sports, Lifestyle and The HYPE (Arts). The sections cover everything from DCU student issues to national student issues, humour and satire to life through the eyes of students, as well as extensive sports coverage and analysis. The Irish & Lang section is written and edited by students interested in both Irish and Languages alike.
The newspaper is circulated among 12,000 students as well as DCU lecturers and staff.
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History
The College View was founded in 1999, and went under the name of The Bullsheet, a reference to the other DCU publication An Tarbh, for a while. The newspaper has changed layout several times during its history. It has always been tabloid-size. In January 2022 The College View affiliated with the DCU Media Production Society.
Administration
The newspaper is run entirely voluntarily and is affiliated to the DCU Media Production Society.[3] In addition to advertising revenue, The College View is funded by a grant from the Society Life Committee, however the newspaper remains fully independent.
Supplements
The HYPE is the arts supplement of The College View. It was previously named the Suss until the 2017/18 academic year. It was previously named Flux where it won magazine of the year at the 2010 Oxygen.ie Student Media Awards.[4] The arts supplement was previously named The Attic, having been renamed in 2009/10.[5]
The Look was a fashion supplement produced in conjunction with the DCU Style Society in the past; however, is now published independently.
The Bill O'Herlihy Cup
The Bill O'Herlihy Cup is an annual five-a-side football match held every year between The College View and DCUfm.
The game is a yearly tradition each April at Dublin City University between the rival student newspaper and radio station.
Founded in 2010,[6] the game is named after broadcaster and journalist Bill O'Herlihy.
The Cork native covered numerous World Cups, European Championships and Olympic Games for RTÉ and is considered one of the greatest-ever Irish sports broadcasters. O'Herlihy died in May 2015.
The Bill O'Herlihy Cup was named in his honour. O'Herlihy presented the trophy on one occasion during a visit to Dublin City University and was interviewed by DCUfm about his career in media and broadcasting afterwards.
Winners:
2021: Postponed
2020: Postponed
2019: The College View
2018: DCUfm
2017: The College View
2016: The College View
2015: DCUfm
2014: DCUfm
2013: DCUfm
2012: The College View
2011: The College View
2010: DCUfm
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Awards
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Oxygen.ie National Student Media Awards
- Journalist of the Year 2019 - Gabija Gataveckaite
- Features Writer News and Current Affairs 2019 - Ciara O'Loughlin
- RSA Award for Journalism on Road Safety 2019 - Cait Caden
- Editor of the Year 2018 - Shauna Bowers
- SFI Science Writer of the Year 2018 - Shauna Bowers
- Arts & Pop culture Feature Writer of the Year 2018 - Colin Gannon
- Journalist of the Year (National Press) 2018 - Aaron Gallagher
- Irish Journalist of the Year Iriseoireacht trí Ghaeilge (Scríofa) 2016 - Cal Ó Donnabháin
- Journalist of the Year (National Press) 2013 - Sarah Bermingham
- People's Choice Award 2012 - Under editor Catherine Dennehy.[7]
- Irish Journalist of the Year 2013 Iriseoireacht trí Ghaeilge (Scríofa) - Derek O'Brien
- Irish Journalist of the Year 2012 Iriseoireacht trí Ghaeilge (Scríofa) - Frances Mulraney'
- Magazine of the Year 2010(Flux) - Samuel Hamilton[4]
- News Features Writer of the Year 2010 - Stephen Mangan[4]
- Arts Features Writer of the Year 2010 - Patrick Kavanagh[4]
- Sports Writer of the Year 2010 - Stephen Mangan[4]
- Journalist of the Year 2010 - Samuel Hamilton[4]
- Sports Writer of the Year 2009 - Stephen Mangan[8]
- Journalist of the Year 2009 - Michael McHale[8]
DCU Hybrid Awards
- Website of the Year 2018 - thecollegeview.ie
- Layout and Design of the Year 2018 - Daniel Troy and Amanda Ward
- Website of the Year 2017 - thecollegeview.ie
- Publication Layout of the Year 2017 - Scout Mitchell and Hannah Kelly
- Arts/Features Journalist of the Year 2017 - Orla O'Driscoll
- News/Current Affairs Journalist of the Year 2017 - Aaron Gallagher
- News/Current Affairs Journalist of the Year 2016 - Hayley Halpin
- Arts/Features Journalist of the Year 2016 - Scout Mitchell
- Publication Layout of the Year 2014 - Marie Lecoq and Rachel McLaughlin (The College View)
- Sports Journalist of the Year 2014 - Ruaidhrí Croke
- Arts/Features Journalist of the Year 2014 - Aoife Bennett
- Website of The Year 2013 - Nicky Ryan (TheCollegeView.ie)[9]
- News and Current Affairs Journalist of The Year 2013 - Sam Griffin[9]
- Journalist of The Year 2013 - Sam Griffin[9]
- Sports Journalist of The Year 2013 - Eoghan Cormican[9]
- Sports Journalist of the Year 2012 - Brendan White [10][better source needed]
- Arts/Features winner - Valerie Loftus 2012 [10][better source needed]
- Irish Language Journalist of the Year 2012 - Derek O'Brien
- News and Current Affairs Journalist of the Year 2012 - Sarah Doran[10][better source needed]
- Journalist of the Year 2012 - Aoife Mullen [11]
- Journalist of the Year 2011 - Niall O'Connor
- Journalist of the Year 2010 - Stephen Mangan[citation needed]
- Features Writer of the Year 2010 - Sam Matthews[citation needed]
- Sports Writer of the Year 2010 - Michael Glennon[citation needed]
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Notable contributors
- Zainab Boladale - RTÉ Presenter
Current editorial team (2024/2025)
The current editorial team for the academic year 2024/2025 is as follows:
Editor-In-Chief: Katie O’Shaughnessy
Deputy Editor-In-Chief: Leonor Selas do Amaral
News Team
- Editor: Annu Mandal
- Deputies: Adam Van Eekeren & Zara Stafford
Sports Team
- Editors: Torna Mulconry & Ross Flanagan
- Deputy: Tiarnan O’Kelly
Production Team
- Production Editors: Kamil Kasza, Emily Grimes & Chloe Farrell
Arts Team
- Editor: Dylan Hand
- Deputy: Erica Elliott
Features & Opinion Team
- Editor: Ciara McGuinness
- Deputy: Erin Reel & Zoe Percival
Lifestyle Team
- Editor: Ruby Hegarty
- Deputy: Leah Doherty
Irish Team
- Editors: Harry Byrne & Aisling O’Kane
Illustrations & Satire Team
- Editors: Ailish O’Connor & Shane Meleady
Sub-Editors
- Chief Sub Editor: Ciara Nitz
- Deputy Sub-Editor: Angelina Zhao & Kaitlyn Firmo
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Editors
| Vol | Year | Editor-in-Chief | Deputy Editor | News Editor(s) | Online Editor | Production Editor(s) |
| Vol XXVI | 2024-2025 | Katie O’Shaughnessy | Leonor Selas Amaral | Annu Mandal, Adam Van Eekeren, Zara Stafford | Kamil Kasza, Emily Grimes & Chloe Farrell | |
| Vol XXV | 2023-2024 | Hannah Giron Daygo | ||||
| Vol XXIV | 2022-2023 | Matthew Joyce | Muiris O'Cearbhaill | Louise Hickey, Jamil Bhaloo | ||
| Vol XXIII | 2021-2022 | Jamie McCarron | Devin Sean Martin | Jessica Woodlock, Muiris O'Cearbhaill, Kasey Leigh McCrudden, Matthew Joyce, Louise Hickey | ||
| Vol XXII | 2020-2021 | Aoibhín Meghen | Shauna Burdis | Niamh Quinlan | ||
| Vol XXI | 2019-2020 | Brendan Fernando Kelly Palenque | Aine O'Boyle | Aoife O'Brien & Tadgh McNally | Sally Dobie | |
| Vol XX | 2018-2019 | Callum Lavery | Gabija Gataveckaite | Cáit Caden & Ellen Fitzpatrick | Emily Sheahan | Rachel Helpin & James Nolan |
| Vol XIX | 2017-18 | Shauna Bowers | Kyle Ewald | Kyle Ewald & Fionnuala Walsh | Daniel Troy | |
| Vol XVIII | 2016-17 | Aaron Gallagher | Aidan Geraghty | Hayley Halpin & Rebecca Lumley | Scout Mitchell | |
| Vol XVII | 2015-16 | Catherine Devine | Katie O'Neill | Katie O'Neill | Kevin Kelly | Scout Mitchell |
| Vol XVI | 2014-15 | Michael Cogley | Finnian Curran | Finnian Curran & Sharron Lynskey | David Mathews | Gianluca Avagnina |
| VoL XV | 2013-14 | Aoife Mullen | N/A | Sarah Bermingham & Ciara Moore | Mary McDonnell | Marie Lecoq |
| Vol XIV | 2012-13 | Brendan White / Jenny Darmody | Jenny Darmody / Sam Griffin | Aoife Mullen | Nicky Ryan | |
| Vol XIII | 2011-12 | Ceile Varley / Catherine Dennehy | Rachel Grassick / Conor Donohoe | Sorcha Jowitt & Aisling Phelan | ||
| Vol XII | 2010-11 | Steve Conlon / Niall Farrell | Niall Farrell | Ceile Varley | ||
| Vol XI | 2009-10 | Audrey Donohue / David Kearns | Samuel Hamilton | Niall O'Connor / Samuel Hamilton | ||
| Vol X | 2008-09 | Stephen Dunne / Michael McHale | Michael McHale / Audrey Donohue | |||
| Vol IX | 2007-08 | Eoin O'Neill | - | Stephen Dunne | ||
| Vol VIII | 2006-07 | Aisling O'Rourke | - | Lyndsay McGregor / Sarahlee Madigan | ||
| Vol VII | 2005-06 | Cathal McMahon | - | Maeve Ni Ghealbhain | ||
| Vol VI | 2004-05 | TBC | TBC | TBC | ||
| Vol V | 2003-04 | TBC | TBC | TBC | ||
| Vol IV | 2002-03 | Adrienne Sweeney | - | Sean Carroll | ||
| Vol III | 2001-02 | Paul O'Flynn | - | Mary Regan | ||
| Vol II | 2000-01 | Michael Brennan | Paul O'Flynn | Jody Sheridan | ||
| Vol I | 1999-00 | Laura Slattery | Jimmy Healy | Patrick Horan / Ciaran Cronin | ||
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