Trinity College Dublin and Dublin University Football Club alumni Dylan Connolly, Right-Back for Auckland City FC, and Ayman ...

The Irish Film Institute was alive and teeming this week with queer joy and unadulterated pride, with the most dazzling ...

And amidst all of this, healthcare staff are caught between two fires: the fire of responsibility towards their families trying to secure food, shelter, and safety along the fire of duty, which ...

One of the highlights of the year was working on the many (many) elections that plagued Trinity and Ireland this year. From ...

Provost Linda Doyle has announced Trinity Central as the new location for the law school. The announcement was delivered in a College staff meeting which discussed Trinity’s strategic plan for ...

Provost Linda Doyle welcomed the news, stating: “The rankings news encourages us to be even bolder in our ambition for Trinity and, indeed, for Ireland – an ambition that should be championed and ...

I suspect the room in which I call home is growing weary of me. There are books stacked two, three deep along every wall, in every available space. Atop the radiator, wedged behind the door, the very ...

Michael Crummey’s The Adversary has been bestowed the International Dublin Literary Award. The winner was announced by Lord Mayor of Dublin Emma Blain during a ceremony at Merrion Square. The winner ...

Right before exam week I had the pleasure to sit down with Artur Michalski, the chargé d’affaires ad interim of the Republic of Poland in Ireland, making him the highest Polish official in Ireland.

Born in the Cafe Nero on Dawson Street, there’s a new magazine being passed around Trinity’s campus. Make no mistake however, Hearth Magazine is not a Trinity publication. I spoke to head Editor and ...

It’s low tide on Sandymount Beach. A plain of wet rippled sand stretches far into the distance to where the sea has retreated. From afar, the wind carries the murmur of crashing waves and brings with ...