Culture

Long Live the Radio Star, at Dublin Podcast Festival

Dublin Podcast Festival celebrates the golden age of podcasting, offering enthusiasts to see podcasts normally reserved for their ears.
By Niamh Murphy

Raphael Bob-Waksberg: The Underappreciated Genius of Adult Animation

Having entered into a genre of entertainment that is notoriously difficult to navigate, Bob-Waksberg is set to become one of the greats.
By David Fennelly

There’s More to the Science Gallery’s ‘Invisible’ Than Meets the Eye

Explore the intricacies of dark matter and dark energy at the Science Gallery Dublin’s new virtual exhibition.
By Louisa Celine Klatt

In its Latest Show, Players Makes a Colourful Return to Eden

The style of Sarah Kane meets the story of Adam and Eve in DU Players Freshers Show ‘Eden’, which premiered this week.
By Sáoirse Goes

Cards on the Table at Pagan Soc Divinity Evening

DU Pagan Society brought mysticism to a modern audience at its freshers' week event.
By Eimear Finan

From Braywatch to Boyne, Some of Our Top Picks for Lockdown Reading

Our literature editors share their top reads of the season.
By Rebecca Deasy-Millar

Five Of The Best: The Otherworld Festival

Axis Ballymun’s Otherworld Festival may be just what you need to snap out of those lockdown blues.
By Molly Longstaff

At a Timely Panel, the Hist Discusses the Rise of Political Extremism

Guest speakers included journalists Suzanne Lynch and Conor Gallagher, historian Prof John Horne and Trinity student Emma Taggart.
By Alice Symington

This Halloween, The Axis Ballymun Staged a Story of Female Empowerment

The Corps Ensemble remounted Kissing The Witch for a virtual audience as part of The Axis Ballymun’s Otherworld Festival.
By Ailbhe Noonan

With SOFIA, Palestinian Ambassador Discusses Conflict and Coronavirus

The Society for International Affairs hosted Her Excellency Dr Jilan Abdalmajid this week in a spirited discussion about colonisation and annexation.
By Claire Molloy