Constellations Crosses Dimensions to Find Courage in the Everyday
The show opened on May 11th and runs until June 2nd at the Gate Theatre.
No, Social Media can Never BeReal
Our goal should not be to make social media more ‘real’, but to accept its lack of reality and enjoy it for what it is, writes Phoebe Pascoe.
A Degree in English Literature is a Sorry Match for my Love of Reading
I had a completely different, idealistic picture of what it would look like to be an English major long before I actually became one, writes Abby Cleaver.
Exclusive College for Nannies Insists it’s More than a ‘Posh Finishing School’
Norland College in Bath trains nannies for Britain's elite, but still struggles with outdated perceptions of the profession.
Harris Announces €53.7 Million in Grants for Health, Climate Research
Some 76 grants have been approved across 10 higher education institutions.
Cricketer Leah Paul Wins Trinity Sportsperson of the Year
Paul plays for the Irish women’s team, having been capped 29 time internationally since making her debut in 2019.
Temporary Book of Kells Exhibition to Cost €2.3 million
The temporary space is required to "replace lost income from the Book of Kells exhibition and [to] help fund" the Old Library refurbishment.
Reported Plagiarism Nearly Triples Pre-Pandemic Levels
A report found that the majority of cases were concentrated in a few courses and that the problem was “not widespread across Trinity”.
‘FREEHOUSE’ Makes a Madhouse of the Beckett Theatre
Pan Pan's latest production is an afternoon-long affair where audience members can come and go as they please.
Young Adults Get Public Transport 50 Per Cent Off From Today
Students who have a Student Leap Card can benefit from the reduction immediately, while those who do not yet have one may apply online.