InFocus

Not Just a Puff Piece: Trinity’s Marshmallow Startup

With the startup industry increasingly crowded, Christine and Bridget Butler are hoping their marshmallow startup will offer consumers something new.
By Ellen McLean

Navigating Gender Neutral Terms and Symbology in College

With the terminology and symbology around gender constantly changing, is it time that we settled on universal terms?
By Kathleen McNamee

The Political Affiliations, Religious Misgivings and Romantic Interests of Jonathan Swift

With this year marking the 350th year since the birth of Trinity graduate Jonathan Swift, Dublin will celebrate a man known for his intellect and wit.
By Stephen Smith

Dispelling the Myth of Children’s Literature at Trinity

Professor Peter Hunt's work sets the precedent for children's literature as a serious subject and throws light on an underappreciated area of literature.
By Georgie Emery

Bringing Trinity’s Historic Campus into the Future

Paul Roberts of Turnberry Consulting is the man responsible for developing a strategy to redevelop and maintain Ireland's most famous university campus.
By Ciaran Breen

Answering the Fundamental Question of How We Store Memories

After moving from MIT to Trinity, Dr Tomas Ryan discusses his research and the difficulties faced in setting up a new lab in today’s turbulent political and scientific environment.
By Jamie Sugrue

Trinity’s Newest US Politics Lecturer on Trump, Fake News and the Rise of Populism

Dr Emanuel Coman discusses the future of the Trump administration, the real impact of fake news and whether the upward trend of populism will continue.
By John Conway

A Glimpse into Scientific Research and Becoming a Principal Investigator

While science careers can be considered quite linear, there are several new and exciting routes that graduates can take to get into their chosen career paths.
By Ava Meagher

From Biden to Tutu, The Man Responsible for Greeting Trinity’s Most Illustrious Guests

Central to many of Trinity's historic ceremonies, Joseph Mockler has greeted some of Trinity's most famous guests as well as bidding farewell to decades worth of graduates.
By Aisling Marren

A Professor and Trinity FM DJ on Opposing Borders and Playing Trinity Ball

With the news that he has secured a set at Trinity Ball, assistant professor and Trinity FM DJ Nick Johnson discusses politics and the fluidity of music.
By Jake O'Donnell