Culture

Trinity’s Darryl Jones Releases Book on Horror Genre

'Sleeping with the Lights On' will examine the horror genre’s most prevalent questions.
By Aisling Marren

At Launch of Sub-Group, DUGES Urges Self-Love

As part of Mental Health Week, DU Gender Equality Society launched a new sub-group, called DUGES Nourishes, last night.
By Catriona Paget

Peggy Gou’s Alternative Education

World-renowned DJ Peggy Gou spoke to the Phil and DUDJ last night about how she mastered her trade in Berlin's club scene.
By Alanna MacNamee

Speaking With: Oh My God, What a Complete Aisling

Alanna MacNamee talks to Trinity graduate and co-author of the Oh My God, What A Complete Aisling phenomenon, Emer McLysaght.
By Alanna MacNamee

A Prisoner of Hope: Mary Robinson Writes for Climate Justice

Last night Mary Robinson launched her new book, Climate Justice, on the devastating effects of climate change.
By Dearbhla Ruiséal Ní Dhúbhda

Trinity Trend: Tote Bags

The humble tote bag is having its moment in Trinity.
By Niamh Kennedy

Deer Spotting, Brexit and Disney: Your Week Ahead

To mark mental health week, take a walk in the Phoenix Park with Ag Soc to scout for deer.
By Molly Furey

Local and Global Talent, at Dublin Festival of Music and Film

Dublin International Short Film and Music Festival, which runs until tomorrow, will showcase the best in Irish and international talent.
By Alison Traynor

All That Glitters is Gold, at Fashion Soc Design Showcase

An eclectic mix of students, graduates and local fashion brands gathered in Regent House last night to display a variety of style offerings.
By Aoife Murray

In IFI, a Dazzling Display of Arabic Culture

The Dublin Arabic Film Festival is on in the IFI this weekend, showcasing the best of Arab cinema.
By Patrick O'Donoghue