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At the mention of yoga, the typical student’s visceral reaction is ‘Namaste in bed.’ However, Trinity College yogis of all proportions, age groups and abilities peeled themselves from between the sheets this morning to attend Yogasoc’s Free Morning Yoga and …
Today members and friends of Q Soc Trinity’s LGBTQIA+ society gathered in Front Square to take a stand against homophobic bullying for Spirit Day.
Spirit Day is held on the third Thursday of October every year as part of National …
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ll have heard of the most stylish, sophisticated society on campus – the Trinity Fashion Society. Describing themselves as an “exciting and active society at the heart of Trinity life”, this is a …
“We’re also the most active society on campus, as we have coffee hours every day and we arrange three events every week.”
A: “I’m Kyle and I’m the …
Trinity’s Science Gallery have launched a new exhibition, Design and Violence, which explores the way both elements intersect with our lives. A co-production by the New York Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) and the Science Gallery, the exhibition defines violence …
Trinity News sat down with Trinitones’ Neil Dunne to discuss the release of their most recent cover, R Kelly’s “Ignition”. On the second wind following their rendition of “Teenage Dirtbag”, the group decided to build upon their success by releasing …
This year has seen the introduction of many new societies with one of those being the DU General Science Society.
Speaking about their formation, Public Relations Officer Conor Rossi explained that “most courses have their own society, English has the …
Finding something to eat between lectures that won’t break the bank and is also close to college is a struggle for many freshers. In the middle of Dublin city centre, grabbing a cheap yet decent lunch can prove a challenge. …
“I suppose we brought “Know Your Union Week” into play to make our positions, and the union itself, more accessible.”
“Freshers’ week isn’t over” is the leading line in the Students’ Union’s introduction to their new campaign week, “Know Your …
Mexican rice, pinto beans, chicken, plenty of sour cream, cheese – the staple of my student diet.
Burrito bars have taken Dublin by storm and have established themselves as a cornerstone of student food and socializing. To say that I …