The University Times

As part of Project Arts Centre’s Project 50 season, Pan Pan’s production illustrates the life of Oscar Wilde In Reading Gaol.

Following their Afro-Jam event last night, Fionnuala Egan sits down with the society’s committee to learn more about their ambitious plans for the rest of the year.

For Science Week, Sinéad Burke was joined by a host of creatives and designers to discuss the role of technology in fashion's future yesterday.

Hennessy received Honorary Patronage from the society and discussed her latest novel, Nothing Tastes As Good.

The international lawyer and political analyst discussed the changing role of law in society and the recent US election.

Last night, Hodges Figgis played host to the launch of the author’s third instalment of his nineteenth-century crime series.

Last night saw the GMB transformed into Marrakesh to recreate last week’s COP 22 meeting of state representatives.

This weekend will see Dublin’s screens celebrate the women both behind and in front of the camera in an industry that continues to be male dominated.

With Green Week upon us, Fionnuala Egan traces the best environmentally conscious events taking place across campus over the coming days.

Now open on Baggot St, the restaurant provides a range of healthy options for under €10.