Review
Trinity Alumni Offer Visions of the Future, with DUCSS
Paddy Cosgrave was among those to address Dublin University Computer Science Society last night.
Watch the World End with the Science Gallery
With zombies, nuclear warfare and contagious diseases, the new exhibition at the Science Gallery is an ode to all things apocalyptic.
Reverend Al Sharpton Speaks to the Hist about Trump, International Politics and Activism
Sharpton encouraged a packed house to go out and fight for justice, as part of Empowerment Week.
Talented Young Designers Clashed with Uninspiring High Street Giants
Disappointingly the eighth annual Dublin Fashion Festival was a bit of a faux pas.
Learning About the Birds and the Bees with Zoo Soc and the Phil
Today, the Phil took a break from debating to learn about biodiversity with Zoo Soc.
Review: Celebrating 25 Years of Diversity, the IFI Open Day 2017
The Irish Film Institute celebrated its birthday with a soiree of free films and a visit from the President.
Five of the Best: Open Mic Nights in Dublin
Original music, poetry competitions and live comedy: there’s something for everyone in Dublin’s varied open mic night scene.
Culture, Politics and Music Unite, as Hot Press Celebrates the Faces to Grace its Cover
Imelda May, Hozier and U2 are but a few of the names to feature in the iconic music magazine.
Sally Rooney’s Debut Novel Masterfully Explores Modern-Day Relationships
The Trinity graduate's 'Conversations With Friends' tackles both current and universal issues whilst remaining consistently entertaining.
A State of the Nation Play, Jimmy’s Hall is Angry, Joyous and Vital Viewing
The archaic and the anachronistic intertwine in a production that reveals the injustice of De Valera's Ireland.