Reform In autumn 2002, a consortium of independent consultants was engaged to undertake a review of its structures and activities and to develop a strategy for the future development of the organisation. In the summer of 2003 a strategic review was published with 54 recommendations. In January 2004 a number of operational plans were devised around the key areas of the review, and an implementation timetable was agreed. Following widespread consultation, a student referendum was held in March 2004 to ratify the plans including a new Constitution and was passed by a 92.5% majority. DIT Students' Union post-review A Student Council made up of Class Representatives from across the College, determines official policy, co-ordinates the work of the sabbatical officers and reviews the activities of the organisation, on a monthly basis. The activities of the Students' Union have been aligned into 6 broad units which are based in the local SU offices across the College: Academic Affairs [Mountjoy Square] Chief Operations [Bolton Street] Communications [Kevin Street] Services (Events, Marketing, Clubs & Societies and Facilities) [Aungier Street] Student Affairs [Cathal Brugha Street] Trading [Kevin Street] Re-branding In 2004 a new website was launched. In addition a comprehensive re-branding was undertaken to coincide with the new website, staffing structure and department structure. A new official SU publication "The Compact" replaced the "DIT Independent" in 2005. Previously the organisation was known by its acronym 'DITSU' but is now more commonly referred to as 'DIT Students' Union'. The website was relaunched again in 2012. National presence DIT Students' Union is a full member of the Union of Students in Ireland (USI). See also Union of Students in Ireland Dublin Institute of Technology Education in the Republic of Ireland External links Official site - Dublin Institute of Technology Students' Union References Students' unions in Ireland S