Societies
The Burkean’s Mission Has Changed. Conservatives Are Right to Worry
The Burkean's rebrand this year has been matched by an ominous shift away from conservatism and into populism, writes Matthew Murphy.
Speaking With: Trinity Korean Society
With a small but dedicated committee, Trinity Korean Society is grabbing attention for its chill events promoting Korean culture.
The Burkean Has Diverged from its Original Purpose and Crossed a Line
The publication has increasingly focused on radical right-wing-thought and alienated many of its original readers, writes Louis Hoffman.
Prominent Irish Conservatives Condemn Burkean Article for Promoting Eugenics
An article published in the Burkean prompted furious debate on Twitter.
Speaking With: Trinity Arts Festival
With over 40 events, Trinity Arts Festival is taking over the College's cultural scene for one epic week.
TAF, Litfest and Law Day: Your Week Ahead
Trinity Arts Festival kicks off with a street art talk and comedy showcase, while LawSoc takes a unique approach to Valentine's.
Trinity’s Budding Entrepreneurs Pitch at TES Dragon’s Den
The winning proposal aims to bridge the gap between speech-therapy patients and their speech therapist.
A Journey Through Time at Trinity Fashion Show
The show, entitled the Persistence of Memory, was held in D-Light Studios in North Strand.
Snow Talks Setting Hip Hop on Fire
Irish artist Rejjie Snow spoke to the University Philosophical Society about the trails he hopes to blaze in the international hip hop scene.
Phil Apologises for ‘Hurtful Comments’ Made By Committee Member at Debating Competition
The Phil's Registrar apologised for comments he made during a comedic speech.