Arts
Trinity’s Improv Troupe Set for Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Improv, She Wrote is graduating to the paid Fringe, with a nine-night run in a 90-seater venue.
Ahead of Trinity Appearance, ‘Insane’ Foals Play Surprise Glastonbury Set
Foals will take to the stage in College Park this Tuesday at 7pm as a headline act of the Trinity Summer Series.
District 8 to Make Return to Dublin’s Club Scene
The night's organisers will run 20 shows a year in a new venue in Swords.
The Irish Author Who Broke Open the American Dream
Author Séan Ó Tuathaigh's new book, 'Outlanders', documents the stories of refugees he met while on a J1 in the US in 2010.
In New Exhibition, the Science Gallery Strives for Perfection
The Science Gallery's new exhibition, which launches tomorrow, contemplates the role of technology in our quest for perfection.
Editorial
Trinity’s Expanded Columbia Partnership in Line With its Global Ambitions
The College would be wise to take inspiration and learn from this world-class university.
College to Launch New Film and Art History Courses With Columbia
The College will also set up two single honours degrees in film and art history in September 2020.
Athens, Greece’s Underrated Capital, Makes for an Atypical but Worthwhile City Break
Orla Murnaghan ventures to Athens, where she finds a culture-filled city with no illusions of its grandeur.
How Meg Grehan Wrote Queer Issues Into Irish Children’s Literature
The Louth author's second novel, launched this week, offers a gentle yet searingly honest look at coming out and anxiety.
Sally Rooney’s Normal People Sweeps to British Book of the Year
Rooney, a Trinity graduate, saw off competition from Michelle Obama's memoir as well as Milkman by Anna Burns.