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Where to Catch Up Around Trinity?
From quiet cafes, lunch spots, and places to wander into, these are the best places nearby to sit, stay, and listen.
Summer Trends Fighting to Become Campus Staples
Summer trends coming to Trinity campus this September: what’s anticipated to be brought into campus culture
Does Wearing a Smart Watch Make You a Cyborg?
The rise of surveillance tech in fashion
Elsewhere, the Museum
On seeing art without being there
Café Windows as Museum Walls and The Intellectual Ploy
A Parisian approach to marketing
Review
The Barbie, the Witch, and the Bare-Chested: A Sziget Festival Review
Jázmin Ábrahám writes from Budapest to take us through the sweaty magic of one of Europe’s largest festivals
Speaking with
Trinity Orchestra’s Unstoppable Summer
Sarah McGuire talks to Trinity Orchestra's PRO Charlotte Ballagh about the Orchestra’s Festival Season
Speaking with
‘Vulnerability Through Play’: Mark Vigeant on His Show ‘Out There’
Bringing the Alaskan Wilderness to Edinburgh, Mark Vigeant sits down with The University Times to discuss surviving as an artist, technology, and using comedy for communal reflection.
Speaking with
‘You Either Laugh or Learn’: Irish Comedian Kat Higgins on Her Debut Show ‘In Memory of Me’
The University Times sat down with self-acclaimed ‘classic Irish comedian’ Kat Higgins in the final week of her Edinburgh Festival Fringe run to discuss the loss of her brother, Irish cultural references and the potential of the comic mode.
Speaking with
Swan Song brings Divas and Big Media to the Edinburgh Fringe
Trinity alumni John Clarke discusses the inspirations for his debut show ahead of its Fringe run in conversation with Theatre Editor Amelia Sikora.