News / Gair Rhydd Catches up with Time To Act
Time To Act co-founders discuss survivor support and their student-led campaign at Cardiff University.
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News / Police Attended The Student’s Union 110 Times Last Year
Calls to police and requests for a Safety Bus at Cardiff University's Students' Union raise questions about safety.
Culture / Defying Gravity in Aerial Fitness
One student reflects on how aerial fitness became a place to build strength and belonging.
Opinion / Are the SU elections really futile?
Student Union elections may have limited powers, but they can still shape campus debate.
Sport / The Birth of Cardiff University’s GAA Club
Cardiff University's Gaelic games club marks its first year of teams, matches and socials.
News / Daisy Dixon: On Grok as a Vehicle for Sexist Abuse
Philosopher Daisy Dixon discusses Grok and its use in sexist abuse.
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 / Students’ Union Announces Date For NUS Referendum: What Does This Mean for Students?
On November 20th, at Cardiff University Students’ Union’s Annual General meeting, students present decided not renew the union’s affiliation with the National Union of Students (NUS).
News / Cardiff University Spent Almost £70,000 on Pest Control Last Year
Freedom of information figures show Cardiff University spent almost £70,000 on pest control in a year, with Talybont recording the most cases.
Opinion / Club or Pub?
An opinion piece asks whether the vice-chancellor’s official residence could be put to better use for students.
Opinion / Is Cardiff University a University for Wales or The World?
An opinion piece questions how Cardiff University balances its Welsh responsibilities with its international ambitions.
Politics / In Response to Vice-Chancellor Larner
A response to Vice-Chancellor Wendy Larner questions the university’s consultation, communication and plans for its future.
