‘iGirl’ Paints a Timeless Portrait of Female Pain
Caitríona McLaughlin’s directorial debut Marina Carr’s ‘iGirl’, starring Olwen Fouéré.
Biodiversity Audit Calls for Trinity’s Campus to Become ‘Living Lab’
The pilot study recommended the development of an all-encompassing biodiversity strategy.
America’s Gun Paradox
Claire Stalhuth reflects on how residents of a country where mass shootings are a real and common occurrence can either live in fear, or live in denial.
Cruthú ‘Laethanta Sona’: Idir Tírdhreach Nua agus Teanga Nua
Cruthaíonn an léiriú Gaeilge de 'Happy Days' ar Inis Oírr go bhfuil tarraingteacht forleathan ag obair Beckett.
‘Laethanta Sona’ is Beckett, But Not as You Know it
Presenting Samuel Beckett's 'Happy Days' in Irish on Inir Oírr displays the universal appeal of his work.
SUSI Expansion Prioritised Over Cutting Fees in Budget, Says Harris
Minister for Higher Education Simon Harris said in the Dáil yesterday that the budget prioritised making college cheaper for those who need it most.
‘Keep Knocking on Doors’: LawSoc Awards Praeses Elit to Ryan Tubridy
The Late Late Show host was candid about his need to play to audiences, and was refreshingly honest about how much he enjoys his job.
The Disorienting Nature of Freshers’ Orientation
First years are submerged into all the opportunities Trinity has to offer, and there are so many that it's easy to forget what a privilege that is, writes Piotr Jedro.
Cinema is Trapped in a Trailer Travesty
Scintillating, mood-setting film trailers have been replaced by sickening ads for supermarkets and schools, writes Jessica Allen
Blundering Through College Sport in South Africa
On Erasmus in Stellenbosch University, Charlie Moody-Stuart discovers that student sport in South Africa is not for the faint hearted.