Editorial

Editorial: Bugging has destroyed the integrity of the University Times

Any student is liable to bugging if the University Times does not face serious consequences

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In 2015, the University Times’ staff insisted that the Editor take a leave of absence from the newspaper after details of emails that the Central Societies Committee had provided on the condition that they not be referred to in an

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University Times reported to Junior Dean for bugging student

The newspaper questioned a Law School faculty member about the legality of using information gathered from bugging Ben Arrowsmith, President of Knights of the Campanile

The University Times has been reported to the Junior Dean for bugging final year Law and Business student, Ben Arrowsmith, who also serves as President of the Knights of the Campanile. The newspaper allegedly placed a microphone recording device outside

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Presidential candidate Hennessy sanctioned by Electoral Commission

Hennessy’s campaign pages will be offline between 8pm and 10pm this evening

Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) Presidential candidate, Daire Hennessy, has received a minor strike from the Electoral Commission today. His campaign pages will be offline between 8pm and 10pm this evening.

Speaking to Trinity News, Hennessy said: “Someone posted

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Over 1,300 students vote in first day of TCDSU elections

The Chair of the Electoral Commission, Stephen Sheil, made the announcement in an email statement

Over 1,300 students have voted on the first day of the Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) sabbatical officer elections. The Chair of the Electoral Commission, Stephen Sheil, made the announcement in an email statement this evening.

The number is

Comment, Editorial

Editorial: The RONs that got away

Contributing Editor, Rory O’Sullivan, and Editor, Niamh Lynch, weigh in on the prominence of re-opening nominations as an option in this year’s TCDSU Comms race

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At the time of writing, there is a chance that, for the first time in recent memory, an unopposed candidate will lose an election to RON. Muireann Kane is polling at 56% among decided voters in the Communications and Marketing

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DCUSU delays USI disaffiliation referendum following internal disagreements

An emergency meeting of the Union’s Class Representative Council will take place on Monday

Dublin City University Students’ Union (DCUSU) is facing internal struggles over its sabbatical officers’ desire to hold a referendum to disaffiliate from the Union of Students in Ireland (USI). A decision to delay the referendum was taken after DCUSU’s Executive

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Kane and McCarthy receive minor strikes, with Kane alleging “malicious” intent

McCarthy received an online ban from 8pm to 10pm tonight

Sole Communications and Marketing Officer candidate Muireann Kane, and Education Officer candidate, Sally Anne McCarthy have both received minor strikes from the Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) Electoral Commission today.

As a result, McCarthy received an online ban from

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Three TCDSU candidates sanctioned by Electoral Commission

Niamh McCay, Luke Rynne Cullen, and Donal MacNamee were sanctioned by the EC

Three candidates in the Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) sabbatical officer elections were sanctioned by the Electoral Commission today.

Education Officer candidate, Niamh McCay, Ents Officer candidate, Luke Rynne Cullen, and University Times Editor candidate, Donal MacNamee all received