The Imitation Game
Is imitation a burden or a blessing?
What Societies are Reading
Molly Wetsch speaks to several Trinity societies to get the best of their book recommendations.
Pav Food Review: A Reconciliation Attempt with On-Campus Cuisine
Following her polarising review of the Buttery, Ella Parry attempts to make good with praise of the Pav.
The Social Implications of Expensive Shots in Dublin
Ella Parry discusses the exorbitant costs of the tiny glasses of liquid courage and their consequences
Exploring Dublin’s Vintage Scene: A Q+A with Agité Closet
Clara Potts talks to Agité Closet owner Monica Martin about the shop's unique approach to sustainable and local shopping.
Threads of Home: Anna Rave’s ‘Heimat’ Inspired Designs
Clara Potts speaks to German fashion designer Anna Rave about her contributions to Dublin's evolving creative landscape.
In Conversation with Deirdre O’Mahony
Deirdre O'Mahony's long-awaited project, "The Quickening," unveiled at the Douglas Hyde Gallery, explores the intersections of art, agriculture and social engagement.
Trinity’s Sustainable Sculpture Exhibition
Trinity's Green Week featured an exhibition of 19 sustainable sculptures from artists across Ireland, emphasising environmental consciousness and the intersection of art with sustainability.
Thinking Fondly: An Unlikely Ode to London
After fleeing from Dublin to London in pursuit of freedom and self-discovery, a realisation dawns on Bridget McBruiser that running away doesn't solve problems, leading to a return home with newfound determination to face life's challenges head-on.
Trinity’s Success in QS World Ranking by Subject
Five Trinity courses were placed in the QS World University Rankings 2024.