Review
European Court President, Koen Lenaerts, Speaks to Law Soc About European Law and Empowering Citizens
Koen Lenaerts has been President of the European Court of Justice for just over a year and spoke about the importance of the court in Europe.
Brexit, Band Aid and the Boomtown Rats: Bob Geldof Speaks to Law Soc
The singer-songwriter, activist and general curmudgeon discussed Christmas songs and the rise of anti-intellectualism.
Speaking with Jessica Aquila About Beauty and the Reasons to be Pretty
The director talks about directing Neil La Bute's Tony Award-winning play and her role as a visual artist.
Puppets and & “Purpose”: Trinity Hall Warden Enjoys Avenue Q, His Last JCR Musical
The JCR performed the famously risque Avenue Q to a packed out audience in Trinity Hall last night.
Trinity Cancer Society Defeat Mature Students to Claim Victory at University Challenge
The evening provided an eccentric approach to the traditional table quiz format.
A More Mature Metropolis Lives Up to the Hype
With performances from Girl Band, Grace Jones and Crystal Castles, this year's festival provided some of the best musical moments of the year.
Room with a Vue: The Best of Modern Irish Art at the RHA
The annual competition, attended by galleries and artists from across Ireland and with a prize of €5,000, was won by Patrick Graham.
Social Media Scepticism and Universal Challenges: Jeremy Paxman Speaks to Law Soc
The journalist spoke about the decline of his trade, his resistance to social media and his exasperation at the US election.
Bringing Poetry to the People, Patti Smith Speaks to the Hist
Smith spoke of her love of Oscar Wilde, as well as her belief in the power of people to effect social change.
How The Cookie Crumbles: Students Freak Out Over Ralph Rolle’s Baking
The music producer and drummer discussed his experiences with Chic, chocolate chips and following his passion.