The UCDSU Referendum: A Vote of No Confidence by Students?
The UCD Students’ Union (UCDSU) recently held a referendum to reform its constitution. The proposals included reducing the quorum for
6,666 Abortions Carried Out in 2019: Two Years On, The Debate Continues
In response to recently released statistics on abortions in Ireland over the past year, both the Abortion Rights Campaign and
UCD Elects Majority Female SU Sabbatical Team For 2019/20
UCD students elected a female majority sabbatical team last night after a marathon 15-hour count, with fourth-year Law and Social
DanceSoc Breach Referendum Rules By Supporting Levy
UCD DanceSoc last night breached UCD Students Union referendum rules by supporting a Yes vote in this weeks student levy
Student Levy Referendum: Vote No
The vote on the whether the students of UCD agree with an increase on the student levy is not as
Student Levy Referendum: Vote Yes
UCD’s campus offers its students some of the best facilities in Ireland, but it can do better. More room for
UCDSU Still Yet To Donate Money Raised For The Together For Yes Campaign
The College Tribune has learned that money raised by the UCD Students Union for the campaign to that was due
Impeachment Petition To Be Resubmitted
The petition to impeach UCDSU President Katie Ascough will be resubmitted to Returning Officer Stephen Devine on Monday morning. The
Impeachment Petition Handed In
UCD Students Amy Crean, Sadhbh MacLochlainn and Finn McLysaght (pictured above) have handed in their impeachment petition to the Returning
Yes4Neutral side lodged Complaints over SU “Inaccurate Information” during Abortion referendum
The Yes 4 Neutral side in the recent campus referendum on abortion submitted several complaints over “inaccurate” information put out
Pro-Choice ‘No’ Side Win Abortion Referendum by 64%
UCD Students voted decisively to retain the pro-choice stance of the Students’ Union today, following one of the highest recorded
“Voting No means You are Being Pro-Choice”: Referendum Special
In a campus referendum special Politics editor Oisín MacCanna and Editor Jack Power sat down with both sides of the