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Trinity is rife with traditions, mysteries, and legends collected through the centuries. While some are iconic, there are many lesser known tales, ranging from the hidden to the historical.
One tale that goes deep into the depths of Trinity’s history …
Are you wrecked after the weekend? Especially as you’ve realized that summer is truly over and freshers week is long gone? Study and reading lists may be piling up but the events certainly aren’t slowing down. This week gives you …
The madness of Fresher’s week has come to a close and you may be left aching with exhaustion. With the spare change completely gone, the piles of free doughnut vouchers and lunch discounts are all that remain. Lectures begin and …
To begin the first week of study season, the newly established DU Vegan Society teamed up with DU Meditation for a calming event. On the first Monday, after the academic term ended, the societies hosted a lunch and meditation session …
“The Last of this We’ll Hear” directed and written by Christopher Kestell lasts roughly forty minutes, but provides a vastly unique and unnerving method of spending an afternoon. The audience were shown into the Players Theatre whereupon they found a …
So you think you have an idea for a fresh society for Trinity, but have no idea how to carry it forward? It is widely assumed that the process is difficult, especially since there’s already 120 societies. Yet this is …