Arts
Silliness Meets Sincerity At Trinitones Summer Concert
Acapella group Trinitones offered a crash course in music through the decades at their last Irish gig of the year last night.
Contribution
How TSM Students Became TEP’s Latest Casualty
The new joint-honours programme is an ill-thought-out replacement of TSM, writes Emer Moreau.
Trinity to Unveil Campanile Installation at Philanthropy Campaign Launch
The construction on either side of the Campanile will be unveiled next week as College launches a major new philanthropy drive.
Three Candidates to Run for GSU President After Uncontested Race Last Year
Gogoal Falia, Shaz Oye and Michael Sonne are running for president, with Gisèle Scanlon running uncontested for Vice-President.
In Dun Laoghaire, Mountains to Sea Festival Offers Bevy of Literary Delights
Sally Rooney and Eoin McNamee are just two of the star attractions of the festival, which takes place from March 28th to 31st.
Five Acts, One Trinity Ball Slot: Battle of the Bands Heats Up
Five acts will compete tonight in Whelan's for the chance to play this year's Trinity Ball.
Vis Arts Recovers Stolen Artwork, Slamming ‘Unprofessional’ Gallery
The society has retrieved a decades-old poster that was stolen from Temple Bar Gallery during its annual end-of-year showcase.
Speaking With: Transparent Magazine
Pioneering Trinity students Guoda Trečiokaitė and Siubhan O’Donnell have founded a sustainability-focused fashion magazine
RuPaul, Reeling in the Years and Diversity: Your Week Ahead
Societies are hosting events that will help your week fly.
Five of the Best: St Patrick’s Day Music Events
Alison Traynor shortlists some of Dublin's most festive music events taking place this St Patrick's Day.