Speaking with the Cosiest Society on Campus
From crochet to embroidery, Trinity's KnitSoc opens its arms up to all craft enthusiasts.
In King of the Castle, Nature Wreaks Havoc on Stage
This play may seem simple, but it provides a starkly insightful view into human love and relationships.
The Trinity Students No Longer Running Away from Mental Health
No longer scared of talking about mental health, two Trinity students are running the Dublin Marathon.
Irish Research Council Appoints Peter Brown as Director
Peter Brown will take over as president of one of Ireland's most important research bodies.
Study Finds Sudden Climate Changes to Blame for Revolts in Ancient Egypt
A joint study by Yale and Trinity has shown the effects of sudden climate shocks on ancient societies.
Business School Hopes for Accreditation by 2019
Triple accreditation would put the school in line with some of the best business schools in the world.
The UK’s Cautionary Tale of Teaching Excellence
Bahram Bekhradnia considers what lessons Ireland might glean from the UK's experience of the controversial Teaching Excellence Framework.
Re-Awakening the Ghosts of Trinity’s Lost Societies
Scarcely remembered and hardly recorded, Trinity's lost societies act as an alternative history to College.
Looking Behind the Cover of Ulysses Rare Books
Finding out the story of the historic Dublin book shop, which for years has inspired readers and collectors.
Get to the Greek, as Dublin’s Film Festival Returns
The third time is set to be a charm for the returning festival, here to fill up the Greek cinema-shaped hole in your heart