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A Welcome to the 2026–27 Academic Year
Sep 25, 2026 · original
A Welcome to the 2026–27 Academic Year As we begin a new academic year, we welcome both new and returning students to American College Dublin. With new faces, exciting partnerships, and fresh opportunities ahead, there is much to look forward to in 2026–27. Dear American College Dublin Students, I would like to take a moment at the start of the fall semester to welcome our first-year students and welcome back all those returning to American College Dublin. This is always an exciting time of year, as students, faculty, and staff return refreshed from the summer break and ready to get to work. Of course, we will make sure to have a bit of fun along the way as well! A lot has happened since the end of the last academic year, including several important additions to our staff and administration. I would like you all to join me in welcoming our new Registrar, Clare Morrison, who takes over fr
Life Lessons from President Rooney: The Value of Our Experiences
Sep 15, 2026 · original
Life Lessons from President Rooney: The Value of Our Experiences At ACD, we believe some of life’s most meaningful lessons happen beyond the classroom. Discover how new experiences can broaden perspectives, build wisdom, and shape who we become. Our experiences shape not only our perceptions but also our personalities and choices. They influence the way we interact with others and the world around us, providing a foundation for growth and understanding. By embracing new opportunities and learning from both successes and failures, we enrich our lives and cultivate empathy for others. It is important to recognize the value of our experiences in life. Afterall, we basically are the combination of our collective experiences. Experiences are what make us all unique and different from one another. Even identical twins are not the same person because their experiences are not identical. To take
Dublin, Ireland: Where Life Slows And Simplicity Wins
Aug 7, 2026 · original
Dublin, Ireland: Where Life Slows And Simplicity Wins Gabriel Dos Santos shares how Dublin's slower pace, welcoming people, and everyday moments transformed his outlook on life- revealing why studying abroad is as much about finding a sense of belonging as it is about earning a degree. Through personal reflections, lived experiences, and honest insights, ACD student and Resident Blogger, Gabriel Dos Santos, shares stories that help future students imagine not just attending college abroad- but truly belonging here. The other day, during my lunch break at ACD, I rushed over to Dunnes Stores in Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre. Time was tight, so I rushed through the entrance and hopped onto the escalator. As I was heading down, I noticed an Irish woman casually standing on the left side of the stairs, blocking the faster lane. With my best polite smile, I leaned slightly forward and said,
American College Dublin Performing Arts to Move to New State-of-the-Art Home
Jul 20, 2026 · original
American College Dublin Performing Arts to Move to New State-of-the-Art Home ACD is proud to announce a new partnership with the Irish Institute of Music & Song (IIMS) and The Lark Concert Hall, bringing its Musical Theatre and Performing Arts programmes to a state-of-the-art facility in Balbriggan from September 2026. American College Dublin is delighted to announce an exciting new chapter for its Performing Arts programmes. Beginning in September 2026, Musical Theatre and Performing Arts students will train in a brand-new, state-of-the-art facility designed to support the next generation of performers, creators, and industry professionals. The move marks an exciting new partnership led by Dr. Deirdre Masterson, Director of Performing Arts at American College Dublin, who has joined forces with the I rish Institute of Music & Song (IIMS) and The Lark Concert Hall in Balbriggan, Co. Dubli
Three Breathtaking Places Near Dublin To Enjoy Nature And Hiking
Jul 1, 2026 · original
Three Breathtaking Places Near Dublin To Enjoy Nature And Hiking Dublin is famous for its lively pubs, rich history, and vibrant culture- but beyond the city lies breathtaking scenery. Here are a few beautiful spots you can easily reach by public transport. Through personal reflections, lived experiences, and honest insights, ACD student and Resident Blogger, Gabriel Dos Santos, shares stories that help future students imagine not just attending college abroad- but truly belonging here. Dublin is known for its lively pubs, friendly people, and rich culture. It’s a city where history meets good music, good stories, and great pints. But beyond the busy streets and buzzing nightlife, there’s another side of Dublin that deserves attention. In this post, I’ll share some of the most beautiful scenic spots you can easily visit from the city using public transport. 3- Bray (Bray Head Looped Walk
Life Lessons from President Rooney: Summertime
Jun 23, 2026 · original
Life Lessons from President Rooney: Summertime As summer begins, we trade worry for anticipation, looking forward to the simple joys of longer days, new experiences, and the freedom that comes with a well-earned break. When we consider the future, we tend to gravitate in one of two directions. One possibility when we look ahead is dread. We fear bad things to come with growing anxiety. “How will I pay my rent?” “What if my partner decides to leave me!” How will I ever achieve my goals?” These kinds of thoughts can be debilitating and disturbing. They keep us from living in the moment. Dread and fear of what lies ahead can keep us from another possible reaction, one of keen anticipation for a pleasurable experience awaiting us just down the road. As we head into the summer months, many students gravitate towards the giddy forethought of time off and carefree days. Once we are out of our s
Chat with Our Students: Discover What It’s Like to Study at ACD
Jun 16, 2026 · original
Chat with Our Students: Discover What It’s Like to Study at ACD ACD's Student Ambassador Program lets prospective students chat directly with current students about academics, creative work, and life in Dublin. It's an honest, informal way to get real answers before applying. Chat with Our Students: Discover What It’s Like to Study at ACD Choosing where to study is a big decision, and the best way to make it is by hearing directly from students who are living the experience every day. At ACD, our Student Ambassador Program connects prospective students with current students, giving you an authentic, first-hand insight into what it’s really like to study here and live in Dublin. Meet Your Future Peers Our student ambassadors are current ACD students who are passionate about sharing their experience. They come from diverse backgrounds and study across our different programs, so you can con
Life Lessons from President Rooney: You Can’t Go Home Again
Apr 14, 2026 · original
Life Lessons from President Rooney: You Can't Go Home Again In this ongoing series, President Rooney shares practical life lessons drawn from years of experience working with college students. In this installment, he reflects on the meaning of home, the passage of time, and the importance of embracing the present while honoring the past. LIFE LESSON #3 You Can’t Go Home Again People move or relocate all the time for many reasons. They move for job opportunities, for a better climate, to be closer to—or farther from—family and loved ones, or simply to escape and start over. Sometimes the move is temporary; other times, it is permanent. However, once you leave somewhere you once called home, can you ever truly go back? In his 1940s-era novel, Thomas Wolfe writes, You Can’t Go Home Again. This title has become a widely repeated phrase, often used to lament the passage of time or to express
Life Lessons from President Rooney: Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff
Mar 9, 2026 · original
Life Lessons from President Rooney: Don't Sweat The Small Stuff In this ongoing series, President Rooney shares practical life lessons drawn from years of experience working with college students. In this installment, he reflects on one simple but powerful idea: don’t sweat the small stuff. LIFE LESSON #2 DON’T SWEAT THE SMALL STUFF As I get increasingly older, I find myself dispensing more and more unsolicited advice. I offer this advice with the acute awareness that I regularly ignore my own counsel. That being said, I persist! Like most clichés, “Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff” is widely overused and widely ignored. We all let little things bug us for reasons that sometimes are counterintuitive or, at least, lack logic. It is not unlike getting angry with inanimate objects. Throwing your golf clubs in the lake or smashing your tennis racket after a bad shot does not help your game. Letti
Life Lessons from President Rooney
Feb 2, 2026 · original
Life Lessons from President Rooney President Rooney shares a personal life lesson, offering insight into how perspective and humor can help students navigate unexpected challenges and make the most of their college experience. Life lessons are something we all acquire over time. As we get older, we tend to collect more and, sometimes, greater life lessons resulting from experience and general exposure to more living. They really do just come with the territory. One of my favorite life lessons came through something that actually happened to my dad. It was a very funny story, especially if you knew him and his occasionally explosive personality. Although it was humorous, beneath the humor lay a genuinely meaningful and practical life lesson. The story begins with my dad arriving at Shannon Airport in the west of Ireland after a long and uncomfortable transatlantic journey. His plane arriv

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