Societies
At a Timely Panel, the Hist Discusses the Rise of Political Extremism
Guest speakers included journalists Suzanne Lynch and Conor Gallagher, historian Prof John Horne and Trinity student Emma Taggart.
With SOFIA, Palestinian Ambassador Discusses Conflict and Coronavirus
The Society for International Affairs hosted Her Excellency Dr Jilan Abdalmajid this week in a spirited discussion about colonisation and annexation.
The Phil Re-Launches the Eliz Subcommittee
Having performed a largely honorary function in recent history, the Eliz subcommittee of the Phil returns this week to create events by and for women and non-binary people.
Samantha Power Speaks to the Law School About the Future of US Politics
Trinity’s School of Law’s Dr Donna Lyons hosted Samantha Power and Cass R. Sunstein, to ask what happens next.
Spotlight On: Trinity’s Political Societies
Lockdown may be upon us, but you can still join these parties.
LawSoc to Present Higher Ed Minister Simon Harris with Prestigious Award
LawSoc said that it was giving Harris the award for his work fighting the coronavirus in the Department of Health.
Joseph Patrick O’Brien Gives Industry Insights – Straight From the Horse’s Mouth
The youngest trainer and jockey to win a Breeders’ Cup World Championship race, Joseph Patrick O’Brien, spoke to a wide range of university students via Zoom on Friday evening.
Online, DUPA finds a New ‘Home’ for its Signature Exhibitions
Friends and fans of DUPA can enjoy a pandemic-fuelled exploration of what it means to feel at home, in its first virtual exhibition.
Serendipitously Safe Societies: DU Fencing
Due to its compulsory full body outerwear and the separation of opponents in competition by sword, fencing is the perfect sport to take up this term.
Booker Prize-Winning Author of ‘Girl, Woman, Other’ Addresses the Phil
Bernardine Evaristo, who teaches Creative Writing at Brunel University London, has written eight novels.