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Seán Thim O’Leary has been elected as the next president of Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU), with 29.13% of first-preference votes.
O’Leary overcame a first-preference vote of 38.12% on the third count after votes were redistributed from opponents Patrick …
In the first sabbatical election result of the night, Charlie Hastings has been elected the next editor of the University Times on the first count.
In his second bid for the position, Hastings was elected with 57.48% of valid ballots, …
The Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) sabbatical elections have been eventful this year. Despite early polling showing Seán Thim O’Leary in the lead, it has been evident from its launch that the campaign to re-open nominations (RON) has been …
Four out of 12 total finalists in the grand final of the Irish Times debating competition this Friday will be representing Trinity societies.
Tom Francis and Mary Woods of the College Historical Society (the Hist) will compete as individual speakers, …
The College Historical Society (the Hist) have announced an impromptu debate for this evening on the motion “This house would vote RON” [re-open nominations].
It follows unprecedented momentum from a campaign encouraging students to vote RON in the election for …
Channing Kehoe is set to become the next communications & marketing officer of TCDSU, garnering 87.8% of the votes in the only uncontested race this year. As is typical of an uncontested election, the percentage of votes to re-open nominations …
Charlie Hastings is candid about the journey that has brought him to a second consecutive run for editor of the University Times (UT).
Was he surprised when he lost last year’s election?
“Yeah. I don’t really know why I did,” …
DU Law Society (LawSoc) has announced that former UK Prime Minister Theresa May will visit the society next Thursday, February 27.
In a post on Instagram the society revealed that May will receive the Praeses Elit award, which recognises “…
College has confirmed that student residents will be able to sign in overnight guests at any time of day or night, abolishing its longstanding policy.
In a statement to Trinity News, a spokesperson for College confirmed: “While students in Trinity …
College has defended its legal right to regulate the entry of overnight guests on campus, following a ruling which found that its current policies are “impermissible”.
The Residential Tenancy Board (RTB) yesterday ruled in favour of former Trinity College Dublin …