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Review
FAMILY LINES Explores the Challenges of Identity Split Between Two Cultures
Alice Rekab’s exhibit describes the experience of growing up mixed-race in Ireland.
Review
See How They Run: A Campy Agatha Christie Whodunit
Despite lacking in emotional depth, the film boasts a star-studded cast, a cleverly crafted screenplay and is definitely worth a watch.
The Hist Takes on Monarchy in Modernity
“This House Believes the British Monarchy Has a Place in the Modern World” divides the GMB, including two of UT’s own.
Will the Lucky Tortoise’s New Location Find Luck with Trinity Students?
Ella Hussey heads to Temple Bar to see if the Lucky Tortoise’s new restaurant was worth all the hype.
Review
Not “Tapped” In: How the New Bar Misses the Mark
The new bar off Grafton Street fails to tap into its target student audience.
The Hungry Student’s Guide to Lunch
We’ve rounded up a nifty guide of the best places around campus to eat.
How to Be a Dancer in Seventy-Two Thousand Easy Lessons Teaches Theatrical Sublimity
Michael Keegan-Dolan’s new play employs visceral physicality at the Gate.
Ambassador Geraldine Byrne Nason Speaks to the Phil About Diplomacy, Humanitarianism and Feminism
In her inspiring address to the Phil, Ambassador Nason spoke about her time on the UN security council and her ambassador work in today’s political climate.
Activism and Action: the Students Advocating for Radical Change in Ireland
László Molnárfi, the chairperson of activist group Students4Change, speaks to The University Times.
ArchSoc’s Guest Speaker Did Not ‘Spear’ Any Details
In a talk on palaeolithic spear throwers, Angelo Robledo’s interactive presentation was captivating.