Radius Previews
The Phil Awards Famous Drag Queens with the Bram Stoker Award for Arts
Awards occurred alongside a discussion on drag's place in Ireland and abroad when it comes to LGBT culture.
Mental Health Week’s “Me Too Monologues” to Perform Untold Student Stories
The show, starting tonight, is about identity and is written and performed entirely by Trinity students.
Finding Trinity’s Rose, Charity Fight Night and The Annual Trinity Come Dancing
Rebecca Wynne-Walsh speaks with Ents Officer, Katie Cogan about all there will be to this RAG Week, which for the first time ever is falling into a second week.
DU Film Society Presents The Film Network
Amy Chappelhow looks ahead to a weekend of networking, panel discussions and much more.
Going to the Dark Side, Recreating Cool Runnings and Learning the Nutcracker
Tis the season to procrastinate, and Rebecca Wynne-Walsh explores the most enjoyable society distractions this week.
Trinity’s Chapel Becomes Home to Dante’s Paradiso
Carla King-Molina previews the final instalment of the readings of Dante's Divine Comedy, taking place today in Trinity's Chapel.
Trinity Hall’s A Chorus Line is Bound to Make For a Great Night
Roisin Putti tells you why you should make your way down to the sports hall tonight.
From Trinity VDP, a Call to Give a Little That Goes a Long Way
The society's annual appeal, which hopes to have its biggest year yet, launched yesterday and is running until December 16th.
Quizzes, a Public Lecture on Yeats, Deadly Sins and Drag Queens
Rebecca Wynne-Walsh looks ahead to a jam-packed week of Trinity's events sure to get you in the festive spirit.
The Minister for Health, a Chilling Documentary and Gaining a Foothold in the Film Industry
Rebecca Wynne-Walsh looks at the grab bag of the best of this week's society events.