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Celebrations of the Holidays Around Trinity

Trinity represents 122 nationalities, what do they do to celebrate the Holiday season?
By Amélie McGowan
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Interview with Valeria Nicolosi on Her Career, Aspirations and Current Projects

As Trinity’s first woman Chair of Chemistry at Trinity, Nicolosi shares her path into nanoscience, compares Trinity and Oxford, reflects on work-life balance and offers insights into her team’s latest innovations.
By Varvara Vasylchenko
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Interviewing Alan Irvine on Breakthroughs, Complexities and His Journey in Dermatology

Irvine highlights progress in understanding skin disease, explains why he chose dermatology, discusses the challenges of translating science into treatments and encourages students to gain experience abroad.
By Varvara Vasylchenko
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Interviewing Jonathan Coleman about Nanomaterials, Research, Teaching and Collaboration

Coleman describes how nanomaterials could transform batteries and concrete, reveals the realities of combining professorship with research and shares his satisfaction from helping students grow into scientists.
By Varvara Vasylchenko
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The Life of a Librarian: An Interview with Subject Librarian Isolde Harpur

Considering a career as a librarian? Subject librarian Isolde Harpur shares her useful insights.
By Grace Tiernan
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Unpretentious, Unfiltered, Unmissable: The World of Top Floor Music

the Trinity FM project has become a key space for College's DJ scene
By Isabella Reyes
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Sitting Down With Dr Jilan Abdalmajid, Palestinian Ambassador to Ireland

Dr Abdalmajid gave insight into life on the West Bank, the history of the genocide in Gaza, and how to be a modern-day diplomat.
By Quinn Katz-Zogby
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Science Landmarks of Dublin

Emilie Higgins' explores Dublin’s rich scientific history
By Emilie Higgins
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Irish Waters in Trouble: What’s Really in Our Rivers?

The latest EPA report reveals that Ireland’s rivers, lakes and estuaries are drowning in pollution.
By Varvara Vasylchenko
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The Eliz Celebrates its 120th Anniversary

The Dublin University Elizabethan Society (The Eliz), from 1905 to present.
By Meabh Quinn