Trinity to Provide 200 Beds to Ukrainian Refugees for May and June
College will provide meals on site.
Luncheonette: A Gallery Café Firmly in the Right Lane
You might go to the Hugh Lane Gallery for the art, but you’ll stay for the food.
Council Motion on New Constitution Pulled Over Technicality
The draft document was approved by consensus at Union Forum, but the EC has ruled that a formal vote was not held.
Analysis
Editor Candidates Put Through Their Paces at Hustings
Mairead Maguire and Ailbhe Noonan faced tough lines of questioning on accessibility and inclusion.
The Trinity Hall Musical is Back with a Bend and Snap
This weekend’s performances of ‘Legally Blonde’ served as a post-pandemic celebration of music, joy and fun.
Painting War: Conrad Frankel’s Solo Show for Ukraine Relief Effort
20 per cent of the sales from the 'War Paint' exhibit at the Oliver Cornet Gallery will go to the Irish Red Cross.
Editorial
Attendance Apps are Patronising and Unnecessary
Final-year students in the School of Social Work have said the app is stressful and inflexible.
Editorial
If Tom Clonan is Serious About Seanad Reform, He’ll Need to Stick his Neck Out
The disability campaigner and former army captain was elected to replace Ivana Bacik in the Seanad last week.
Writers on the Weight of the Trinity Literary Legacy
Prominent voices from Trinity's writing community are resisting the pressure to fill the boots of the College's literary legends.
Ailbhe Noonan Plans to Embrace the Unknown as Editor
The paper's Deputy Radius Editor says she doesn't shy away from her lack of experience