In Focus
For Clare Austick, the Pandemic Motivated Her to Do Better by USI
Clare Austick is the sole candidate in this year’s USI presidential race.
‘You Wouldn’t Exist Without Europe’: The Erasmus Baby Phenomenon
It is estimated that over one million babies have been born as a result of the Erasmus programme.
Mary Robinson and Sheikha Latifa Al Maktoum: Two Years of Silence
Two years on from Sheikha Latifa Al Maktoum's attempted escape, Robinson broke her silence on the infamous photos of the pair.
The College Chapel: Home to Tradition, Politics and Newlyweds
The College Chapel stands in Front Square and dates back to 1798.
What This Year’s TCDSU Elections Have Taught Us About Web Accessibility
The 2021 TCDSU elections were undeniably momentous, but demonstrated plenty of milestones candidates have yet to reach when it comes to accessibility.
How TAP Created Blueprints for Equality in Britain’s Elite Universities
What began as a suggestion over pints between Provost Patrick Prendergast and Alan Rusbridger culminated in an ambitious overhaul of the admissions system at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford.
The Trials and Tribulations of Online Political Campaigns
How TCDSU campaigns have found the experience and whether it should continue moving forward.
Still Not Sure Who to Vote For? It Might Be Time To Leave It Up To The Stars
We take you through the star signs of each candidate to figure out what it could mean for the running of the union next year.
The Rise of TikTok in TCDSU Elections and Beyond
TCDSU election candidates are allowed to use TikTok this year for the first time.
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.