How Luke Casserly Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bog
Casserly, a Trinity alum, describes himself as “a multidisciplinary performance maker…whose work weaves together ecology, autobiography, sound art, and site as a way of carving out space for new possibilities to emerge between live performance and physical landscape”.
The Steadfast Symphony of Trinity Orchestra
Isabelle Slentz explores the orchestra's history and influence.
The Mistreatment of the Irish Artist
A look into the way the British music industry continues to fail Irish musicians.
From the Catwalk to Campus: In Conversation with Fashion Society
Amélie McGowan speaks to the society about their influences and how studying at Trinity impacts their sense of style.
Anne Enright in Translation Event Review
From “Louth, Actually” to “Meath, Actually”.
Small Stories Like These
How the telling and representation of Irish stories have changed over time.
A Plethora of the Old and New on Display in Charlemont Square
An overview of a varied modern art exhibit from Isabella Walsh.
USI Survey Finds Major Political Parties are Unresponsive to Student Issues
Governing parties face criticism from the Union of Students in Ireland and People Before Profit for not responding to USI's questions on party policy.
Op-Ed
The 2024 Split Ticket
Why swing states backed democrats for senate, Trump for President.
Contribution
Seagulls, Space, and Stolen Croissants: The Battle for Trinity’s Campus
Ella Chepak explores the need for more student spaces on campus.