| 31 March 1915 |
 | The UCD Smoke-Free Workplace Policy has been updated to include vaping/e-smoking. Under this policy vaping/e-smoking in all forms is prohibited in buildings and in designate areas outside of buildings. To read the policy click here. |
 | The Semester 2 exam timetable is now available. If you have a query relating to a module that does not appear on the examination timetable, please contact the relevant School directly for details of the assessment. Click here to access your timetable. |
| If you are registered with the Access Centre and use exam supports you should check your supports on SIS Web – Click ‘My Exam Supports’ on the Registration tab. Email disability@ucd.ie if you have any questions.
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 | Every year a team of students welcome our new students to campus to help them settle in and give them an opportunity to chat to people who've been through the experience - YOU. If you'd like to help us this year, click here. |
| ReachOut Ireland, the HSE and the Irish Association of University and College Counsellors (IAUCC) are conducting a short online survey to find out where students gets mental health information and support. Your input is important! Take the survey here. |
 | Two former UCD Arts graduates and current senior professionals in RTE will be on campus this Thursday, 2 April to talk about their careers and give tips and advice on getting into the industry. For more click here. |
 | UCD Cinema is delighted to announce new Meal deals with the Poolside Cafe and the Clubhouse Bar. These meal deals come into effect with a great batch of movies too. It Follows, Inherent Vice and Patrick's day are some of the current films. Click here to book your tickets and find out more. |
 | The return of the tennis courts is a welcome addition to the world-class sport and fitness facilities already available on the UCD campus. Appealing to players of all levels, bookings can be made by UCD students, staff and the wider community. Book here. |
 | The Students’ Union is 40 years old this year. As part of a series of events we are inviting you to come along to the Fitzgerald Chamber on Thursday, 2 April at 7pm to hear all about the history of the Union from those who went before you. Click here for more. |
 | The Irish Cancer Society is the beneficiary of a magnificent €4,300 raised throughout the campus by the players on Daffodil Day. UCD RFC wishes to sincerely thank all staff who contributed so generously to the fund. |
| The ISDA Festival runs from April 8-15 in TCD, and features 3 plays from UCD dramsoc: "My Mother Said I Never Should", "bedbound" and "The Waiting Room". For more information contact isda@ucddramsoc.com. |
 | This spectacular musical with music by Marvin Hamlisch, lyrics by Edward Kleban and a book by James Kirkwood, Jr. and Nicholas Dante, has received twelve nine Tony Awards and became the longest-running production in Broadway history. Running from the 14 – 18 April in Astra Hall, UCD Student Centre. Tickets are priced at €8 for members, €10 for students and €12 for adultsBook your tickets here. |
| Thursday, 23 April, 8pm Christ Church Cathedral, Christchurch Place, Dublin 8
. Doors open at 7.30pm and tickets €10 available on the door.
Further details on the UCD Gamelan Orchestra and UCD Philharmonic Choir programmes go to the UCD School of Music website. |
| Third annual exhibition held in UCD Student Centre from Tuesday 7 - Friday 10 April. The theme for the exhibition is ‘Order/Chaos’. All pieces have been created by UCD Students, from undergraduate and postgraduate courses across a range of faculties. For more click here. |
| The student e-zine is published fortnightly on a Tuesday during the academic term by the University Relations Office. |
