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The postgraduate and equality hustings – the second hustings the 2025/26 students’ union election cycle – took place just before the fifth council on Tuesday, February 18.
At the first themed hustings, the eighteen candidates were faced with questions relating …
At the final Council of his term as president last week, László Molnárfi proclaimed the successes of a year in which “the student movement woke up at the 11th hour”: “Students realised that we don’t have to lay there and …
Trinity’s Circus Society yesterday held a stunning fire performance in Front Square, showcasing skills with torches, fire staffs, and a burning rope dart.
The society dedicated the show to calls for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, and called on College …
Trinity Indian Society celebrated Holi, the Hindu festival of colours, in Front Square yesterday, dancing and covering each other with brightly coloured powders.
Holi marks the arrival of spring in India, Nepal and other South Asian countries as well as …
Tens of thousands of people today through the streets of the capital in solidarity with the people of Palestine.
Organisers were joined by people from all around the country in calling for an end to Israel’s action in Gaza and …
László Molnárfi’s rise to the presidency of TCDSU was a compelling underdog story. An energetic outsider rose from constant derision from members of Council to a landslide election victory in the space of a couple of years. He entered office …
Early on St Patrick’s Day morning, Irish drag queen, activist and business owner Panti Bliss posted: “I came to London yesterday because in a few hours I’m the Grand Marshal of the London St Patrick’s Day Parade. And I’m honoured …
Tens of thousands of people lined the streets of Dublin yesterday for the annual St Patrick’s Day parade.Visitors from all over the world turned out wearing all manner of green garments, from Irish rugby jerseys to leprechaun hats – some …
Another election season is upon us, with a handful of candidates promising to deliver for students and build upon, improve or completely reform what previous unions have done. Among the most prevalent campaign promises is that of engagement – several …
Several candidates emphasised in-person engagement with first years at Halls hustings this evening.
The hustings in Trinity Hall (Halls) this evening allowed Junior Common Room (JCR) officers the opportunity to ask sabbatical hopefuls how they plan to represent first years.…