Following Ballot Shortage, Voting in TCDSU Elections Extended by One Hour
Due to the printers not sending the full order of ballots, voting has been extended to 5pm.
Analysis
Questioning Elections: The Advantages, Problems and Alternatives
Christopher McMahon asks if elections for sabbatical officers ought to be a foregone conclusion, and whether there are any other viable options.
Delay to Plans to Replace TSM Programme and Introduce New Subject Combinations
Plans to replace TSM as it currently stands with new combinations have been delayed until at least 2019, after 'the wheels kept getting stuck in the mud'.
DU Dance on Fighting for the Right to Rehearse
Fionnuala Egan talks to Ashley Carroll from DU Dance to find out more about the ongoing challenges that face this large society and the efforts that are being made to overcome them.
Litfest Launches With Poetic Exploration of Gender Tropes, Social Media and Dating
Last night, Filmbase in Temple Bar played host to an evening of poetry reading to kick off a series of literary based events happening across campus this week.
Analysis
MacPherson Vows to Increase Equality and Bring the Union to More Students
In an interview with The University Times, Alice MacPherson discusses her manifesto points and outlines how they will be achieved should she be elected.
Trading on “Niceness” Should Not Be the Way You Run a Welfare Campaign
Working to form an overarching network of external welfare supports would surely dramatically transform the experiences of hundreds, or even thousands, of Trinity students.
Craig Sees Stocks Soar With Successful Ents Night
Last night, entertainments officer candidate Jonah Craig hosted a night of ever-changing drink deals, with impressive DJ sets from Jack Banks and Pauric Doherty.
Fighting for Justice at Home and Abroad: Students for Justice in Palestine
As their action week gets under way, Students for Justice in Palestine discuss their plans for the week ahead and the importance of keeping this cause at the forefront of students minds.
After Event with Israeli Ambassador Cancelled, Trinity Criticises “Unacceptable Attack on Free Speech”
The cancellation of the Israeli Ambassador’s Visit to Trinity due to protests has been criticised by Provost Patrick Prendergast in a statement from the College.