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Trinity Trend: 2024 Campus Ins and Outs
Eloise Sherrard predicts what trends are on their way out this year, and which she thinks will replace them on campus
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How to Spend your Saint Brigid’s Day for Free
Your events’ guide for celebrating the saint of abortions, feminism, and lesbianism.
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John Christopher Vaughan Wins Sarah Cecilia Harrison Essay Prize
The essay entitled ‘In the Mood for God: Colour and Mysticism in the Art of Mary Swanzy’ is an exploration of the artist's life
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Monstrorum: Appreciating Natural History through an Artistic Lens
The Royal Hibernian Academy's newest exhibition blends disrupted realism with the scientific world
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Tom Creed Adapts the Irish Canon with ‘The Quare Fellow’
Emotion and energy collide in Tom Creed's exciting interpretation of Behan's portrait of prison life.
‘We Dance’ is a Poetic Exploration of Black Womanhood
Praise Titus explores the joys and challenges of black womanhood in the world today.
Blindboy Boatclub, Topographia Hibernica and a Literary Podcast
Writer, podcaster and comedian Blindboy Boatclub speaks with The University Times about his new book, his podcast and much more.
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DUPA’s Winter Exhibition Raises a Toast to Journeys and the People Who Take Them
Tonight's Dublin University Photography Association's winter exhibition in the Atrium invited the audience on a journey through time and space.
The Loser in The Phil’s Fiery Sinn Féin Debate: Civil Discourse
Matthew Hull reports on The Phil’s explosive debate, ‘This House Prefers a Sinn Féin Government’, which included an array of recognised guests in the GMB
A Love Letter To The National Gallery
Ella Hussey discusses the sense of home and comfort that the National Gallery brings.