Radius Reviews

Challenging Trinity’s Traditional Structural Elegance, the Berkeley Library Celebrates 50 Years

Constructed between 1961 and 1967, the library stands as a grey concrete structure in the midst of neoclassical grandiose.
By Robert Holton

Have a Spare Hour? Players Lunchtime Shows Provide Ideal Opportunity for Midday Drama

The high standard of the short productions which run daily in Players Theatre reflect the weeks of effort that have gone into them.
By Rebecca Wynne-Walsh

Icarus Theatre’s Game of Thrones-style Hamlet Loses the Complexity of the Original Play

Last week the production, dubbed the Hamlet for the Game of Thrones generation, came to the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre.
By Shauna Donnelly

A Revolutionary Hearing Aid Takes Home the Prize at TES’s Dragons’ Den

With an increased prize fund of €10,000, Trinity Entrepreneurial Society’s event saw pitches from a more meaningful Tinder to cheaper hearing aids.
By Sinéad Baker

You Had to Be There: Improv, TAF Wrote Hosts Unique Night of Eccentric Improvisation

From the whitest rap battle in history to a man with two heads, last night Improv TAF Wrote proved itself to be a Trinity Arts Festival highlight.
By Annie Keegan

DU Comedy Deemed Worthy of Survival in the Phil and TAF’s Societies Liferaft Debate

DU Players, the Phil and DUDJ were among the societies that took part in this battle for survival in the GMB’s hypothetical apocalypse.
By Grace Meagher

In the Science Gallery, Exploring Artificial Intelligence and its Role in our Everyday Lives

Last night, the Science Gallery launched its newest exhibition, Humans Need Not Apply, using engaging displays to explore new developments in the realm of technology
By Holly Brown

Aquamarine Sequins, Glitter and Gold Chains in Mermaid Crown Workshop

Trinity Fashion Society and Trinity Arts Festival hosted a mermaid crown workshop featuring sequins, gems and plenty of glitter.
By Fionnuala Egan

Intimate Tour of Trinity’s Modern Art Encourages Students to Appreciate College’s Collection

From Eileen Gray’s “Castellar” to Arnaldo Pomodoro’s “Sphere within a Sphere”, Trinity plays host to a vast and vibrant art collection that was today explored in a tour led by Meabh Noonan.
By Arianna Schardt

Exploring the Interplay Between Education and Activism in Palestine and Ireland

Yesterday, Suas Trinity, in association with Students for Justice in Palestine-TCD hosted a panel entitled “Education, Equality, and Activism”.
By Maura Ford