Speaking With: Trinity Korean Society

With a small but dedicated committee, Trinity Korean Society is grabbing attention for its chill events promoting Korean culture.
By Katie Dumpleton

New UCC Business School to House 4,000 Students

The school is expected to cost around €16 million and will also accommodate 200 staff members.
By Ciannait Khan

Mary Berry Dishes Cooking Tips and Cheeky Winks at the Phil

The star of the Great British Bake Off charmed those assembled in the GMB this afternoon.
By Molly Furey

Mumps Outbreak Prompts College Warning

An email to staff and students advised all members of College to check that they have had two MMR vaccines.
By Cormac Watson

Trinity Ball Ticket Price Rises to €91

The €4 price increase is due to this year’s government increase in VAT.
By Eleanor O'Mahony

McDonald’s Grafton St Closes until March for Refurbishment

McDonald's has closed for refurbishments and will reopen on March 5th.
By Molly Furey
Contribution

An Unhealthy Mind Can Lead to An Unhealthy Brain. Let’s Not Forget That

Highlighting depression and anxiety is important, but we must remember that mental health disorders come in many forms, writes Yasmine Tadjine.
By Yasmine Tadjine
Analysis

Amid TEP Fallout, Education Candidates Promise Students a Voice

Sally-Anne McCarthy and Niamh McCay want to ensure that students' feedback is taken seriously as the Trinity Education Project moves forward.
By Matthew Murphy

Potent Waterford End Footballers’ Trench Cup Campaign

Trinity's footballers succumbed to a 2-13 to 2-08 defeat against Waterford IT last night, exiting the Trench Cup in the process.
By Tadhg Browne

Poetry in Priest’s Robes

Acclaimed poet Patricia Lockwood sat down with Sally Rooney last night to talk politics, chaos and how to responsibly consume culture.
By Martha Kirwan