In Focus
Meet Llama Cult, the Latest Addition to TBall’s Lineup Who Are Making Folk Feral
The University Times sat down with the Battle of the Bands winner to discuss their folk-rock sound, the upcoming TBall gig, and whether any llamas are actually involved
Hidden Cost of Microplastics in Sports and Steps to Protect Your Health
Microplastics interfere with muscle gain and performance, but can sauna and fiber help?
Lithuania’s Resistance to Defend Democracy
POV - Erasmus Journey in Vilnius, Lithuania, Autumn 2025
A Balanced Work–Study Life is a Privilege to Have
What can be done to encourage more students to have a healthy part-time job
Shrink It and Pink It: Monster Energy’s New Female-Focused Drink
Introducing FLRT, the latest “female first” drink sparking pink tax allegations for Monster
Vision to Victory: The Journey of Starting a New Society
Students who attempted to start new societies share why they decided to do so, and what the experience was like for them
“Legislation Desperately Needs to Catch Up”: Ireland’s Past and Present Equine Troubles
An ongoing debate between cultural tradition and animal rights begs an examination into the myriad of horse-related controversies and divisive issues the nation has faced in its recent past and present
Gen Z is Falling Back in Love with Religion
Is Gen Z really becoming more religious or do the statistics tell a different story?
What is Reflected in the Mrror?
What Trinity’s latest polling medium tells us about changing journalism in the Imagination Era
Marrakesh to Capel Street: Blas Café and The Changing Landscape of Dublin 1
Hassan Lemtouni opened Blas Café in 2014, inspired by his years in Morocco and Brooklyn. 12 years later, it has changed the cultural landscape of the neighbourhood