In Focus
Jacob Barron: “The TCDSU Has to Earn Our Support”
Jacob Barron wants to make the Students’ Union’s communications more efficient
Tadhg Ó Néil Wants to “Clean up the Union”
The TCDSU Presidential candidate from Dundalk plans to reform the SU’s culture from the inside out
Amy Kennedy Doesn’t Want to Be a Career Politician — She Wants to Solve Student Issues
TCDSU Presidential candidate and current LGBT Rights Officer, Amy Kennedy’s vision for a future, “welcoming” Student’s Union
“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”
“Comprehensive, Action-Oriented, and Exciting”: Jonathan Hoffman on His TCDSU Presidential Campaign
Hoffman’s manifesto includes establishing a new union broadcasting service, introducing “student” and “standard” pricing, and restructuring the union to be a bi-cameral institution
Cathal Horgan Seeks Shift Toward “Tangible” Outcomes in SU Presidential Campaign
Horgan has based his campaign around everyday issues that Trinity students face
Daoine de Dhath
People of colour in the Irish-speaking community
TCDSU President Grace McNally on Her New Job
Newly elected TCDSU President Grace McNally talks reaching new students, mandatory union membership, progress, and representation
Physics, Art, and the Spaces Between
A deep dive into the Packing Problems exhibition and book launch
The Monto: How Dublin Was Once Home to Europe’s Largest Red Light District
A deep dive into a dark and hidden chapter of Irish history