Magazine
Despite a Tragic Storyline, The Light Between the Oceans Shines
Derek Cianfrance’s new film, starring Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander, perfectly captures a couple's heartbreak.
Review
Thomas More and Thomas Cromwell Compete to be the King’s Good Servant
Last night, the Freemason’s Hall welcomed a Tudor-style debate organised by DU History and DU Players.
Speaking with
James Orr on Incorporating a Love of Nature into Daily Life at Trinity
The zoology student and Chair of DU Zoology Society speaks about his passion for photography and blogging with The Typing TRex.
Preview
The King’s Good Servant, a Craft Beer Pub Crawl and Patti Smith: Your Week Ahead
As students begin to slow down with Reading Week in sight, societies have taken no such approach with a jam packed line-up for the days ahead.
The Irish Agency Redefining What it Means to be Young
Conor Davage visits the offices of Thinkhouse, a marketing agency targeting young people, as indefinable as the hugely complex demographic it represents.
Preview
An Evening of Ghoulish Glamour: Film Fatale Presents Prohibition
In association with the Bram Stoker Festival, this Sunday will see IMMA and Kilmainham Gaol travel back to the 1920s.
Preview
Bram Stoker Film Festival Presents Four Days of Deadly Adventures
Launching today, the film festival seeks to engulf the city in a Halloween spirit through its gothic programme of events.
Exploring the Islands at the Edge of the World
Far from Japan's centres of innovation and technology is a technicolour haven for billionaires, fishermen and baby turtles alike.
Review
Tilda Inventively Brings A Much-Loved Classic to the Players Stage
In its final day of running, the play, based on Roald Dahl’s classic, creatively takes inspiration from current affairs.
Review
David Matas on Uncovering China’s History of Organ Harvesting
The Phil welcomed the international human rights lawyer to the GMB Chambers this afternoon to discuss the findings of his latest book.