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The Arts Might Not Teach Us How to Make a Living – But They Teach Us How to Live
In a world increasingly focused on making us employable at all costs, it's worth remembering the value of arts courses, writes Alanna MacNamee.
David Bruck on Politics, Prisons and the Death Penalty
After campaigning to end to capital punishment for decades, American criminal defence attorney Prof David Bruck visited Trinity last night.
Nina Nesbitt to Play Trinity Ball, Star Says on Twitter
TCDSU Ents Officer David Flood refused to comment on whether Nesbitt would play at Trinity Ball next year.
75% of College Buildings Need Repair or Replacement
Data released at the launch of Trinity’s Estates Strategy found that 25 per cent of the College’s buildings are in good or excellent condition.
In Final Address, the Provost Favoured Legacy-Building over Liability
Matthew Murphy argues that Provost Patrick Prendergast's recent address, which dismissed university rankings as 'reductive', was an irresponsible move.
TEDx Trinity Postpones Feminism Talk, After Diversity Objections
The event, which was due to take place last night, was rescheduled after TEDx Trinity admitted “failure on our part”.
Interpol Bring Moody Post-Punk to the Olympia
Following the success of their latest album, Interpol will complete the Irish leg of their tour this evening.
Putting the Party in the Political
The latest offering from the Ents team promises to redefine what a club night in Dublin could be.
Trinity Sets Up Fund for Sustainability Projects
Students and staff members can apply for funding for projects that promote environmentally sustainable habits.
Mark Pollock and Simone George on Refusing to Cancel Hope
At a TEDx talk in the GMB last night, Mark Pollock and Simone George had the audience enthralled with their inspirational story.