This week in Trinity we see AGMs taking place left, right and centre as we move towards the end of what has been a very trying year for many of our beloved societies. Below you can find just a few …
Society Spotlight: Trinity TV
Ciara Cassidy explores how Trinity TV still manages to create gripping content
Covid-19 has certainly restricted the number of activities students can do in their spare time. In fact, the whole of Ireland seems to be limited to either going for long walks, undertaking new arts and craft skills, baking, or, of …
This Week In Trinity: Women’s Week
Pantos, Discussions and Games: tune in to find out what’s in store for students this week
Society events for this week all kick off on Tuesday with the weekly virtual coffee hour with DUGES at 11:00am – 12:00pm. Bring your favorite mugs and biscuits to discuss all the merits of women’s week over discord!
On Tuesday …
Sunday Longread: Catching flights and switching societies
Are Erasmus students that come to Trinity more likely to join our societies than Trinity students when they go abroad?
For some, studying abroad as an exchange student can be an amazing experience. For others, the idea of working and socialising in a foreign country can be incredibly nerve-wracking. In either case, any student that studies abroad will most likely …
This week in Trinity: Engineers Week
This week in Trinity TCD’s Engineering Society brings you ‘Your Future in Industry’ with talks from past alumni
Society events for this week all kick off on Tuesday. At 7pm join Eng Soc over zoom, as they welcome Eoin Brate (AB Forensics) and David Nolan (Postdoctoral research at TCD) to discuss the fields of Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering …
Sunday Longread: Societies fighting against prejudice on campus
Solidarity is the key to fighting prejudices on campus and in wider society
College is a place where anyone can express themselves, explore their identity, and figure out who they are. For some students, self-discovery can be even more challenging in a world where vitriolic debates ripple throughout social media. It would be …
This week in Trinity: Refreshers Week
Kick off the new term with a variety of society events to shake the winter blues
The Covid Christmas is over and it was exhausting. Many students may be dreading another term beginning in yet another lockdown. Now more than ever it is important to ensure that students have enough relaxation time and socialisation. What better …
Getting political in Trinity
From conservatism to communism, here are the political parties on campus
Globally, political parties are more polarised than ever before. While America waits for Biden to take office, we must not forget deep political rivalry also exists in Ireland and within our own campus. We asked a series of questions to …
This Week in Trinity: quizzes, action, and women in politics.
Join some of the last virtual events this term to find out what all the fuss is about
As the term rounds to a close and the pubs begin to open again, Trinity’s societies are hosting some of their last events before the Christmas season takes over. Lets see what this week has in store.
DU Gamers kick …
This week at Trinity: Rainbow Week
This week, Trinity has everything from Music to Mammals, closed spaces, and coffee hours to get you back into the swing of college life
On Monday Q-Soc kicked off Rainbow Week 2020 by hosting a closed space for Men who Like Men (MLM) at 3pm. For anyone who hasn’t attended one of Q-Soc’s closed spaces before, these are non-judgmental spaces welcome to everyone. They …