College
Green Walls to Adorn Business School
The new Business School will feature two 'living walls'.
Intuition at the Heart of Stephen Dunne’s Latest Offering
Opening today in the Royal Hibernian Academy, Stephen Dunne's solo exhibition offers playful chaos.
More International Students and Study Abroad Opportunities as Part of New Strategy
Trinity today launched its third global relations strategy.
Trinity Trend: The North Face Puffer Jacket
The North Face puffer has infiltrated the wardrobes of students all over campus – the sartorially minded and the more practical fashion-phobes alike.
After a Leap of Faith, Saint Sister Return to Trinity
The duo, who first met as undergraduates in Trinity, described their experience of the College's musical scene and life after university.
“A Stranger to Me Just Months Ago is Now My Brother”
How fostering forced me to reconsider the meaning of love.
Amid Racism Uproar, Burkean’s Founders Call on Editor to Resign
Founding members of the Burkean have demanded the resignation of Editor Michael O'Dwyer Connolly over an article published this weekend.
Trinity Students and Graduates Take on Scene and Heard
Over the next month, Trinity students and graduates will showcase their new work in the Smock Alley theatre.
Féiniúlacht, Cultúr agus Teanga – Ceist an Ghaelachais leis an Chumann Gaelach
Eagraíodh an plé phainéil i Seomra na Gaeilge chun Seachtain na hÉigse a sheoladh.
Analysis
Flagging Shortcomings, Welfare Candidate Leen Promises Change
Aisling Leen is running uncontested in the welfare race, focusing on sexual assault reporting and organised campaigns.