Review
Wilde Stages Spotlight: Yesterday is Dead by Maria Chryssopoulos
The University Times sat down with actor and playwright Maria Chryssopoulos to discuss her one woman show, Yesterday is Dead
Wilde Stages 2026: An Inside Look into Dublin’s Biggest Queer Theatre Festival
For 22 years, Dublin has been a space for queer theatre to gather together and perform, here’s a look behind the curtain at Wilde Stages: Dublin’s Queer Theatre Festival
Eleven European Festivals You Should Go To This Summer
Looking for somewhere to spend too much money this summer? Here are eleven options
End of Semester Reads
What four Trinity students are reading as the semester draws to a close
Society Sidequests: Taking a Gamble at Charity Poker Night
Deputy Societies Editor Sarah McGuire recounts her introduction to poker
Wuthering Heights for Dummies
A critique of Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights and its book inaccuracies
Paul Costelloe: Legacy and Succession
Nóra Hegarty dives into Paul Costelloe's Autumn/Winter 2026 show at London Fashion Week and discusses the legacy of the late fashion icon
As if Nothing Could Fall
A collection of essays featuring Trinity’s Dr Julie Bates launches in Books Upstairs
Múcín: Pride, Laughter, and the Weight of a Generation
Dana Alashi reviews the Irish-language play presented by Lemon Soap Production
Fluidity Within “Harry Clarke’s Stained Glass” at the National Museum of Ireland
In collaboration with Crawford Art Gallery, six of Harry Clarke’s stained glass panels find a home in the National Museum of Ireland, showcasing his skill and style over his career