Culture
Five of the Best: Alternative Grocery Shops
Tesco, Aldi and SuperValu begone.
Ratatouille: A Taste of France that’s Ideal for Batch Cooking
The stew made famous by Pixar can be prepared several different ways, and keeps wonderfully in the fridge for a few days.
Divinity and Sublimity for FashionSoc’s Annual Show
This year’s fashion show is titled 'The Divine and the Sublime', inspired by a modern-day renaissance.
A Trinity Graduate’s Road to Director in Residence at the Abbey
Colm Summers, who studied drama studies and history of art and architecture in Trinity, reflects on opportunities that led him to where he is today.
Trinity’s Musicians Emerge from Turbulence into Triumph
Three of College's brightest musical talents have emerged from the pandemic more sure about themselves and their musical futures.
Painting War: Conrad Frankel’s Solo Show for Ukraine Relief Effort
20 per cent of the sales from the 'War Paint' exhibit at the Oliver Cornet Gallery will go to the Irish Red Cross.
The Trinity Hall Musical is Back with a Bend and Snap
This weekend’s performances of ‘Legally Blonde’ served as a post-pandemic celebration of music, joy and fun.
Writers on the Weight of the Trinity Literary Legacy
Prominent voices from Trinity's writing community are resisting the pressure to fill the boots of the College's literary legends.
Student Theatre Makers Flock to Galway for the Irish Student Drama Awards
The 2022 ISDA festival opened on March 28th and will run until April 8th on NUIG campus in Galway.
Marrying the Physical and Digital in Art
Louisa Celine Klatt speaks to Lynda Devenney and Trinity’s Sara D. Muthi about their relationship with the concept of embodiment.