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Dublin’s Live Jazz Scene Captures the City’s Creativity and Culture

The enduring presence of jazz in Dublin reflects the city's ability to transcend historical challenges and offers an opportunity to enjoy live music without breaking the bank.

By Sadie Loughman

Speaking with

DUNeS: Lowering the Barriers

Boyd Stephen speaks with the Chairperson of Neurodiversity Society.

By Boyd Stephen

Feature

Eating (And Drinking) on Campus: What You Need to Know

Barrett Ellis outlines the best places to grab a bite within College

By Barrett Ellis

Feature

Dublin Transforms into an Artistic Hub for the Annual Dublin Fringe Festival

Maisie Greener considers the highlights of the programme

By Maisie Greener

Feature

Your Week Ahead: Freshers’ Week

Ella Hussey talks you through all the must-dos in your first week at Trinity.

By Ella Hussey

Speaking with

The Return of RECO: An Exclusive Interview with the Young Trinity Band

The University Times went backstage with lead singer, Harry Frost, and lead guitarist, Mark O’Loan. The two Trinity students touched on the band's success, releasing their first single, playing Trinity Ball and what the future holds for RECO.

By Ella Hussey

Feature

Return to College, Return to Upcycling

Let's take the "dead" out of deadstock.

By Clara Potts

Review

So Late in the Day: A Rich Exploration of Irish Misogyny

Cillian Hickey reviews 'So Late in the Day' by Claire Keegan.

By Cillian Hickey

Review

‘Endings’ Explores Love, Loss, and Masculinity at Dublin Fringe Festival

Fionntán Larney discusses his thrilling theatrical fusion of original music, immersive lighting, and complex themes.

By Sáoirse Goes

Speaking with

In Conversation With: Thomas Morris

"I felt I had reached a ceiling in my ability and I didn't know where to go next"

By Sarah Browne