Magazine
Behind the Scenes: DU Players
From start to finish, here is what happens on the day of a show with DU Players.
A (Somewhat) Comprehensive Review of Clubbing in Dublin with a Hidden Disability
David Kearns outlines what it's like to participate in Dublin's night life with a disability.
Ai a Edhellen, i Lam Nín: Learning to see a Monochrome World in Colour
Being colourblind is not about what you don’t see, but about what you choose to.
Of Orange Leaves and Green Sunsets: a Day in the life of a Colourblind Person
Colour-blindness is but another lens through which the world may be known: a world full of startling vibrancy and endless change, writes Siothrún Sardina
A Tale of Two Suburbs
The true story of two girls, one with no sense of direction, the other from Waterford, getting on the wrong bus.
What’s Next for Dublin’s Music Scene?
Music in Dublin is thriving. With young, budding musicians constantly coming to the fore, we spoke to two artists destined for success.
The Impact of Korean Pop Culture On Western Fashion
An account of K-pop's influence on fashion in the Western world.
A Life of Fanfare Laid to Rest: Visiting the Queen’s Resting Place
The Queen's lying in state offered people a chance to reflect on her life and a legacy, but fell short in addressing the reality of modern Royalty
STEMming From the Past: Mental Health Among our Sciences
Dawn Attride delves into the work environment of STEM disciplines and the students who often struggle with the intense workloads and competition intrinsic to the courses.
Do I Look Like I’m Enjoying the ‘College Experience’?
A retrospective look at my first year in Trinity as a neurodivergent woman.