Analysis
In an interview with The University Times, Alice MacPherson discusses her manifesto points and outlines how they will be achieved should she be elected.
By Anna Moran
Working to form an overarching network of external welfare supports would surely dramatically transform the experiences of hundreds, or even thousands, of Trinity students.
By Aisling Curtis
Analysis
The last hustings of this year's elections saw candidates try win over a room that was mostly made up of other campaign teams.
Dealraíonn sé go bhfuil flaitheas náisiúnta agus coimhlintí chríche thar shuim na mac léinn, agus is gá smaoineamh go géar sula iarraimid ar sheasamh aontais.
Editorial
Questions of national sovereignty and territorial disputes seem beyond student concerns, and give reason to hesitate before leaping towards union stance.
By The Editorial Board
In áit na tréimhse agus mothú práinne a thabhairt d’iarrthóirí, bhí na feachtais spadánta agus mall i mbliana.
Editorial
Instead of rejuvenating the campaign period and giving candidates a sense of urgency, this year’s campaigns have been sluggish and slow to get off the ground.
By The Editorial Board
Analysis
In one of the only two contested races, the five candidates put forward manifestos touching on similar topics, but with a variety of ways to implement them.
By Kathleen McNamee
Analysis
Jonah Craig discusses his main manifesto points and explains the importance of a measured approach to the role of Entertainments Officer in an interview with The University Times.
By Jake O'Donnell and Morgan Clarke
Analysis
From inspiring students to do a master's to giving them new confidence, running in the TCDSU elections can give unexpected benefits beyond winning.
By Hugh Mitchell