Culture
Penney’s WornWell Closure
Nora Hegarty dives into Penny's recent closure of second hand clothing outlet, WornWell, and how we can continue to promote sustainability on a budget despire this
Dublin’s Hidden Drought: The Complex Closure and Cultural Spaces
s the closing of The Complex marks another loss in the arts community, a larger issue around the scarcity of cultural spaces needs to be addressed
Longlist for International Booker Prize 2026 Announced
13 works by authors and translators of 14 nationalities selected, with musicians, academics and writers included on the judge panel
Annual Piranha Hustings Takes Place in Chaplins Upstairs
TCDSU/AMLCT Sabbatical Election candidates were asked several questions by editors from the campus satire publication
Council Approves Changes to the Process of Course Transfer
The long wait for many students is over as a streamlined course transfer process plan is approved
Column
Trinity Tall Tales: UnPhiltered Histrionics
The rawest of the Phil and the Hist’s raucous history, with exploits so legendary they will soon pass into myth
Voices from Gaza: Grief Does Not Obey Time
A Gazan poet's poem and portfolio
TCDSU/AMLCT Sabbatical Election Poll Results Are Out
Several races are hotly contested and seem all but decided
Sirât: An Ear-Punching Must See
Óliver Laxe’s transcendental film hits the Irish screens later this month
Lost Lane Transforms Into Flea Market for the Day
From 12pm to 5pm, Alternative Dublin put on a flea market with various clothing and jewellery vendors throughout Dublin