In Focus
The Climate of War: Why the War in Iran Has More to Do With the Climate Crisis Than You Would Think
Environmental concerns may seem peripheral as energy prices skyrocket, travel plans are disrupted, and countless civilians are being displaced or killed in the ongoing war in Iran. Yet, closer analysis reveals how environmental issues do not exist in isolation from, but are closely interlinked with, issues of peace, human rights, national security and economic turbulence.
Battling Food Insecurity by Growing Up
What is vertical farming? How does it conserve resources? and can it feed a growing population? Interviewing CEO of Ireland’s largest vertical farm
Harnessing Seashells to Extract Metals and Purify Water
Trinity study reveals that oyster shells can naturally capture rare elements critical for the green transition while cleaning polluted waters
“The First Woman to Address a Major Society of the College” — Sitting Down with Colette Weaire
Colette Weaire, upon her first visit to Trinity, managed to make history, completely by accident
80s Pop Legend Rick Astley Awarded Samuel Beckett Medal for Contribution to the Arts
Rick Astley on fame, loss, childhood, and giving it all up
John Kiriakou Receives Hist Medal after Trinity Address on Torture, Conscience, and the CIA
Former CIA officer and whistleblower John Kiriakou received the College Historical Society’s Gold Medal yesterday, using his address in the GMB Chamber to reflect on torture, ethics, intelligence work and the consequences of speaking out
Bailey Armstrong Is The New (And Old) Chair of The Electoral Commission
Found It!
New research puts clitoral nerves on the map
Trinity Ball: A History
Lucy Ferguson takes us through TBall's wild and wacky decades
The Rabbit Hole of Irish Easter Tradition
Diving into the Easter traditions of Ireland’s past and present