Magazine
Transformer: Connecting the Cosmopolitan Student with Catholicism
Connor Foley attends Transformer, an 8-week course on life with the spirit held in St Teresa’s Church, Clarendon Street, reconciling his faith with the cosmopolitan life of a student in the process.
Preview
With TAF, a Week Dedicated to Campus Creativity
Gillian Murtagh previews what we can expect this week from Trinity Arts Festival.
Feature
Nine Crows, a Small Company With a Huge Imprint on Irish Fashion
Nine Crows only opened in 2010, but its become one of Dublin’s most popular vintage clothing stores with their own creative agency.
Feature
In Break From Electronic Tradition, The Kooks to Headline Trinity Ball
Iseult Deane looks at the acts from tonight's announcement, which revealed a mixture of home-grown and international acts and a diverse range of genres.
Review
With Lit Soc, Learning the Way of Words
Brónach Rafferty reviews Lit Soc's “Around the World with Words”, which saw a coming together of languages through literature.
Popularity: Michael Kors’ Silent Killer
Conor Davage examines the detrimental impact popularity can have on designer goods
Dublin 100 Years Ago: Excursions, Accidents and Emergencies
February 1916
Infiltrating the Chinese Film Industry
Jennifer Wilson takes a look at the controlled infrastructure of the Chinese film industry
Film Review: Creed
Jennifer Wilson reviews the long-awaited spin-off of the Rocky series
Meeting Mary Lou
Julianne Flynn talks to deputy Sinn Féin leader, Mary Lou McDonald, about Irish unity, misconceptions about Sinn Féin and how she feels about defending Gerry Adams.