This Too Shall Pass: FILTH Theatre Company Founder, Lucy Holmes, Discusses Her Recent Dublin Fringe Debut
Aoife Bennett sith down with Trinity alumni Lucy Holmes to discuss founding her own theatre company and their most recent production.
Teanga idir a Stair agus a Todhchaí le Feiscint ag Oireachtas na Samhna 2024
Cuireadh an chéad Oireachtas i láthair i 1897, bunaithe ar mhúnla na n-Eisteddfodau a bhíonn ar siúl sa Bhreatain Bheag, agus maireann an ócáid go dtí an lá atá inniubh ann. Deis bhreá atá ann chun bualadh le lucht na Gaelainne, agus chun feiscint céard atá i gceist leis an gcultúr Gaelach.
“Welcome to the Dog Fight Bitches”: An Interview with Marty Breen on her Award-Winning Show, BITCH
Lunches for Under a Tenner
Eve McGann advises students on lunch options starting at a fiver in the city centre.
Op-Ed
Kamala Harris’s Concession Speech Signals the Start of a New Fight
By conceding, Harris demonstrated the grace and respect for democratic norms that citizens expect of their leader. This is in a stark contrast to the contested postures of recent years.
Trinity’s New Taskforce to hold First Meeting this Month
Trinity’s Taskforce on Academic and Institutional International Links and Related Matters was established following BDS’ and TCDSU’S five-day encampment in May.
TCDSU Council: BDS Chair Elected, Class Rep Elections Mis-steps Reflected Upon, and Townhall Held on Political Wording of SU Constitution
In a three hour meeting, the ethnic minorities officer was elected and two Sabbatical Officers disclosed being threatened by the public.
Contribution
In Defence of Polarisation: the Depoliticisation of Immigration Policy in the EU
From Palestine to climate change and immigration, decrying polarisation is often just an attempt at maintaining the status quo.
Down to the Wire: Students Discuss Concerns Regarding U.S. Election
As the campaign season reaches its final hour students grow uneasy.
The University Times Poll Finds Respondents Think Kamala D. Harris Will Win the U.S. Presidential Election
117 participants responded via Instagram that they believed that Kamala would win, 25 participants believed Trump would win, and 45 people voted that they were unsure who would win the election.