Aug 2, 2024

By: Anna Domownik

Assistant Editor

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Annual Piranha Hustings Takes Place in Chaplins Upstairs

TCDSU/AMLCT Sabbatical Election candidates were asked several questions by editors from the campus satire publication
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Comhairle 5: What You Missed

This Tuesday, February 17th, Comhairle 5 was held in the Edmund Burke Theatre
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Comhairle Hustings Takes Place Prior to Comhairle 5

Candidates running in the current TCDSU sabbatical elections were asked questions by current sabbatical officers and other Union officials
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“I Want to Make Sure That Long-Term Change Goes Through”: Lorenzo Cheasty on His Run for Welfare and Equality Officer

Cheasty talks about his “passion towards welfare provision” and the “need for lasting momentum”
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“I Know What I Want to Do, and I Know My Plans”: Grace McNally on Her Unprecedented Bid for a Second Term as SU President

The current SU president and Presidential candidate believes in “showing [the students] the Union is here for you, the Union does want to support you”
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Trinity honours 154 students with inaugural FET distinction awards

The newly introduced awards “celebrate those who come to Trinity from alternative routes and reflect Trinity’s commitment to widening access routes to the university”
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Dublin Taxi Strikes

Following Uber’s introduction of fixed fares, Dublin taxi drivers planned strikes, prompting revisions of existing legislation by the Ministry of Transport
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Comhairle 4: What You Missed

TCDSU's fourth council of the year involved elections, a failed motion to censure, and an upcoming long-term policy referendum on modular billing
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Procedural Motion of Censure Against University Times Editorship Fails

The procedural motion was brought to Comhairle after a report by the Chair of the Oversight Commission on the UT Editor recommended censure
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Protests and Investigations of Grok-Generated Images Continue

Following a flood of nude and compromising images generated by the AI app Grok, released by the social media platform X, protesters gather in Dublin and call for investigation and improved legislation of such tools.

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