Dublin
A Haven for Student Filmmakers
The Film Scene offers a space for student to stretch their filmmaking legs.
Samantha Power, Rainbow Week and David Swensen: Your Week Ahead
This week, societies play host to a range of top political and business figures as well as celebrating Rainbow Week.
Provost’s House Spending, Plagiarism Jump, International Student Increase
Lemme Talk Offers Budding Poets an Open Mic Debut
Whether you've been waiting to show your poetic skills, or simply need a break from the library, Poetry Ireland's new open mic night is for you.
John Boyne and Paul Howard Split Sides at Hodges Figgis
Authors John Boyne and Paul Howard, better known as Ross O’Carroll-Kelly, delighted the audience with tales from their remarkable careers.
In Double Cross, an England of Vintage Radio and Bomb Raids
Thomas Kilroy's Double Cross is sprawling with ideas.
Humanising the Refugee Crisis
As part of Refugee Week, Trinity last night played host to a talk focusing on asylum seekers in Ireland, and their medical care and social rehabilitation.
DCU President Appeals for Support of Student Facing Deportation
Prof Brian MacCraith has demanded a review of the case of Shepherd Machaya, a DCU student who faces the prospect of deportation.
Stanley Quek Appointed Pro-Chancellor of Trinity
The Provost announced Quek's appointment in Singapore, at a reception for Trinity alumni.
Lemon, Mooch and Sprout All Close in Dawson St Redevelopment
The building that houses the eateries is to be demolished and redeveloped.