58 Scholars, 15 Fellows and Two Honorary Fellows Elected
Former Chief Justice Susan Denham and former College librarian Peter Fox were awarded honorary fellowship of the College.
AIL Final a Bridge Too Far for DUFC Men, As Con Triumph
Cork Constitution ultimately emerged comfortable victors in today's AIL semi-final, defeating Trinity 23-3.
Cup Final Agony for DUFC Women, as Port Dara Claim Paul Cusack Trophy
DUFC Women came unstuck in a cup final for the second time this season, losing out 24-5 to Port Dara Falcons in Donnybrook.
Not Having Children May be the Ethical Choice. Here’s Why
The potential collapse of civilisation makes having children look increasingly like a self-interested endeavour, writes Ciannait Khan.
Live Collision Returns to Dublin
Live Collision is a year-round curatorial creative production organisation seeking to unite artists across disciplines.
Arepas, Vish and Flatbreads at Eatyard
There's no better place in Dublin for snacks in the sunshine than Eatyard.
Speaking With: McGuinness Takeaway
Theresa McGuinness speaks about how her takeaway has gone from a 'regular chipper' to Dublin vegans' most treasured spot.
Trinity’s Archers are Shooting for the Stars
After finishing the season with seven medals, Trinity's Archery Club now aim to make their club as inclusive and welcoming as possible.
In Defence of Taylor Swift
Aisling Marren argues that people's aversion to Taylor Swift is ill-informed, flawed and often overtly sexist.
Societies Face Drop in Engagement in Second Term
Societies faced difficulties attracting high attendance at events in the run-up to exams.