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Sabbat Welfare Candidate Nathan Harrington Struck from Ballot
The Electoral Commission released a statement on the TCDSU Instagram this morning
Student Politics Gets Fishy at the Piranha Hustings
Last night's Piranha Hustings at Doyle's Bar forced the TCDSU sabbatical election candidates to demonstrate their comedy chops.
Empower the Voice Protest Nathan Harrington’s Mockery of Marginalised Groups
The Dublin chapter of Empower the Voice protested TCDSU Welfare candidate Nathan Harrington ahead of today’s Media Hustings.
Council and Equality Hustings Present the First Challenges of the Campaign Period
In front of an experienced panel of Students' Union representatives, the candidates competing in the sabbatical elections were put through their paces in a lengthy evening of questioning.
Majority of Motions Passed at Council Covering Issues from Student Parents to Trinity’s Virtual Learning Environment
The first council of 2024 voted through all motions but one, covering a range of aspects of student life including supports for Student Parents, opposing the government's Green Paper on Disability Reform and reforms to Trinity’s Virtual Learning Environment.
The Sabbatical Elections Kick Off with a Campaign Launch on the Dining Hall Steps
The 13 candidates held short speeches to introduce themselves and their campaigns.
‘Small Things Like These’ Becomes the First Irish Movie to Open the Berlinale
Adapted from Claire Keegan’s novel, Cillian Murphy’s latest film deals with the story of a Magdalene Laundry in rural Ireland in the 1980s.
Protesters Disrupt Bernie Sanders’ Discussion of the Personal in the Political
In a conversation with Fintan O’Toole in the Exam Hall on Friday evening, the Senator dove into his political career and the current state of global politics.
Trinity Ents Announce Ticket Information for Trinity Ball
Tickets are set to be released on Thursday 29th February at 9am.
TCDSU Occupy Department of Further and Higher Education, Demand Investment in Student Supports
On Thursday, February 15th, TCDSU occupied the Department of Further and Higher Education to demand increased student supports, government funding and democratisation of the university.