An Online TCDSU Election: How It Came to Be and Its Impact
Despite the drawbacks of an online TCDSU campaign period, benefits have emerged, as costs are down for the union and students are as engaged as ever.
Celebrating International Women’s Day Through Film and Theatre
Radius dabbled in both discussions of theatre and film this year, to celebrate women, both past and present, dedicated to leading the change.
CAO Applications for Trinity Shoot Up by 38%
Some 10,253 applicants have placed Trinity as their first preference.
The Women in Trinity Making Waves in Climate Research
Trinity’s women are at the forefront of leading climate research, but still face hurdles in their career.
TCDSU Candidates Must Stop Treating ‘Accessibility’ as a Mere Buzzword
Officer for Students with Disabilities for TCDSU Niamh Herbert writes that this year’s sabbatical candidates must take accessibility seriously in their campaigns and not just treat it as a buzzword.
Maynooth Appoints Prof Eeva Leinonen as Next University President
Prof Eeva Leinonen will become the third-ever female president of an Irish university.
Editorial
Proposed Governance Restructuring is Bullish, Ill-Timed and Rushed
Higher Education Minister Simon Harris intends on bringing far-reaching reforms of college governance to cabinet by the end of the month.
Editorial
Registering to Vote in the TCDSU Elections is Vital for the Future of the Union
Voter registration ends on Tuesday at 6pm, and voting will open that night.
Electoral Commission Gives Editor Candidate Caddle Minor Strike
Caddle was given a 90-minute ban from social media as a result of the strike.
Media-Based Debates, Seachtain na Gaeilge and a Women’s Week Concert: Your Week Ahead
In one final push before societies take a breather for reading week, this week’s events have plenty to keep you distracted.