With a crushing amount of deadlines and exams around the corner (sorry to remind you), it is more important than ever to take time for yourself, to breathe, and to relax. While everyone may have their own way of dealing …
Georgina Francis is a former Managing Editor, Life Editor and Assistant Life Editor of Trinity News.
The next U.S. President, Guantanamo Bay and Obama: Samantha Power comes to Trinity
Samantha Power, a former United States Ambassador to the United Nations, spoke to Law Soc today about human rights, the next American president and her career.
Samantha Power is well known for being the United States Ambassador to the United Nations during Barack Obama’s administration and was prominent in the documentary The Final Year, filmed during Obama’s last year in office. She began working as a …
Your new coffee spot
For the coffee lovers out there or anyone in need of a comfortable spot to study, Bestseller is the place to be.
There’s nothing better then grabbing a ‘quick’ coffee with someone you ran into on your way to finish that assignment and it quickly turning into two hours eaten out of your library time. If you’re looking for somewhere different, or …
Med Day fundraiser sees students out in force
The initiative has raised over €750,000 since its foundation in 2002
Medicine students are out in force today as part of the annual Trinity Med Day. The aim of the initiative is to raise money for the Trinity Access Programme (TAP), as well as various underfunded hospital services in Ireland. Med …
“No one puts their children in a boat, unless the water is safer than the land”- Refugee Week vigil
VDP Social Justice held a candle-lit vigil as part of refugee week to remember those who have lost their lives at sea
Yesterday at 7pm, VDP Social Justice, the Students’ Union and passers-by joined together for a candle-lit vigil to commemorate refugees who have died at sea this year. The volunteers, who started lighting candles at 5pm, had over 1,000 candles lit …
Spooktacular things to do on Halloween
Movie nights, themed parties or haunted houses, we have you covered on what to do on Halloween
As it is sadly unacceptable for college students to go trick or treating, Halloween may lack some of the excitement it once held. Unless you get into the spooky spirit, don your best witch hat paired with some Dracula style …
Breaking boundaries: women in the financial market
Trinity Student Managed Fund hosted their third annual conference on breaking boundaries for women in leadership
In 2016, Trinity Student Managed Fund (Trinity SMF) hosted their first conference on women in leadership. since then, there has been a shift in the conversation on women, and increasingly there has been a focus on encouraging and inspiring women …
Trinity talks genetics, nuclear fusions and astronomy
With an unusual combination of nuclear fusion, astronomy, and genetics and homosexuality, Trinity Talks Science debuts their first podcast of the year
Yesterday evening ‘Gay-zing At The Stars’ was a podcast hosted by Trinity Talks Science alongside Trinity’s Space society and the General Science society in the Global Room at 5pm. Trinity Talks Science is a student-run podcast on, guess what, scientific …
Cronyism and Trinity’s societies go hand in hand
The trend of larger societies dominating smaller ones is harmful to society life
Trinity has a reputation for its vibrant societies which boast the promise of new friendships, new skills and a constant source of fun during your time at College. Throughout the year, and in particular during Freshers’ Week, all students alike …
Around the world to tramline
In the second night out of Fresher’s week, Trinity Ents teamed up with DU Players, DU Dance and Trinity Musical Theatre to bring you a night of underground drama
Last night, Trinity Ents, DU Players, DU Dance and Trinity Musical Theatre teamed up to bring Cabarave to Tramline. The second night in Trinity Ents’ repertoire of nights out for fresher’s week, it promised an underground and unforgettable experience and …