News / Jordi Blake explains why students should vote to disaffiliate with the NUS
Jordi Blake explains the campaign to disaffiliate from the NUS ahead of the student referendum.
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News / President of NUS Cymru, Deio Owen, on Gaza, the Senedd, and the NUS Referendum
NUS Cymru president Deio Owen discusses Gaza, the Senedd and the NUS referendum.
News / Cardiff Students’ Union announces a new YOLO queue
It is a recognisable site to many, the long and arduous queue along Park Place on a Wednesday night.
News / Callum Thompson on his bid for SU presidency
Callum Thompson discusses his 2026 Students’ Union Presidential bid with Gair Rhydd journalists Oliver Hanlon and Olivia Griffin.
News / Joshua Tandy on their bid for election as SU president
Joshua Tandy discusses his 2026 Students’ Union Presidential bid with Head of Politics Ruaidhrí Gillen Lynch.
News / Alex Portman Ross on his bid for SU presidency
Alex Portman Ross discusses his 2026 Students’ Union Presidential bid with Head of Politics Ruaidhrí Gillen Lynch.
News / Maria Pollard on her bid for re-election as SU president
Maria Pollard discusses their 2026 Students’ Union Presidential re-election bid with Deputy Editor Aneurin Davies and Head of Politics Ruaidhrí Gillen Lynch.
News / Gŵyl Gymreig: A New Celebration of Welsh Identity at Cardiff University
Cardiff University and its Students’ Union have joined forces this month to launch ‘Gŵyl Gymreig: Embrace your Welshness’, a ten-day celebration showcasing Welsh culture, language and identity across campus.
News / YOLO EVACUATED after student DELIBERATELY sets off alarm
A fire alarm was activated at approximately midnight last night, Wednesday 18th February, during YOLO at Cardiff Students’ Union.
News / Cardiff University Men’s Cricket Club SUSPENDED Following Misconduct Investigation
Cardiff Students’ Union has suspended the Men’s Cricket Club for the remainder of the current academic year following reports of serious misconduct.
News / NUS President Slams Tuition Rise For Students in Wales
In late November, the Senedd decided that tuition fees would rise from £9,535 to £9,790 for courses beginning on or after August 1, 2026. This will see students at Welsh universities facing increasingly higher student debt, with the third increase in tuition fees since 2024, which will see tuition fees in Wales go from £9,000 in 2023 to £9,790 in September 2026.
News / What went down At AGM 2025
Students debated Union finances, affiliations and four motions at Cardiff Students’ Union’s 2025 annual general meeting.
