It’s the final week of term and as the slow realisation creeps over the student body that it might not actually be possible to study an entire semester’s worth of material in one week, take solace in the fact that …
Seamus Small is the current Assistant Societies Editor of Trinity News. He is a Senior Fresh Law and Politics student.
This week in Trinity: judges, knitwork and the Battle of the Bands final
Week ten in Trinity promises to provide students with plenty to see and do
As the year starts to draw to a close, week ten in Trinity is still packed full of unique events, showing that Trinity’s societies are still able to put on a show.
MONDAY
On Monday, Trinity’s Society for International Affairs …
This week in Trinity: TAF, Valentine’s Day and the MeToo movement
Week four in Trinity promises to focus on feminism, love and the creative arts
As the fourth week of Hilary term begins, Trinity’s societies continue to pump out even more exciting events. Whatever you’re interested in, there’s plenty of fascinating events to attend when the stress of the library starts to overwhelm you. This …
This week in Trinity: Brendan Howlin, Humans of the Sesh and gamma rays
Week two in Trinity will prove to be an exciting one as societies launch right into the new term
As the second week of Hilary Term begins, it’s easy to get stressed and overwhelmed. Fortunately, there are plenty of events this week in college to help you relax and forget about your troubles for a few hours. This week …
Vive la révolution?
The Hist battled over the motion of whether the House Would Overthrow the Establishment
The Hist, along with Trinity Politics Society, began their first debate of the term yesterday, debating the motion “This House Would Overthrow the Establishment”. Jack Synnott opened the debate for the proposition with the famous Marxist quote: “The history …
This week in Trinity: ethical entrepreneurship, the Fall of the Wall and Trans Day of Remembrance
It’s week 11 and with a TMT showcase, Trans Remembrance Day with TCDSU and a whole host of science based events, there’s plenty of reason to escape the library
Week eleven in Trinity is packed full of fun events, proving that even as term starts to draw to a close and deadlines are fast approaching, Trinity’s societies still can find time to put on a show.
MONDAY
Monday kicks …
This week in Trinity: rainbows, ambassadors and the Life of Brian
Week nine in Trinity is jam-packed with exciting events to distract you from the dread of your upcoming exams
It’s week nine in Trinity and in celebration of Rainbow week, there are a plethora of events in support of the LGBT+ community.
MONDAY
To start off the week, the Phil are hosting a talk from Brad Smith, Microsoft’s chief …
Ballin’ in Trinity
From Apollo Ball to Swing Ball: an overview of the biggest society balls on campus
Whether it’s your first year in Trinity or your last, you’re certain to have realised that this college has a penchant for formality. Any excuse to don a tuxedo or a sequined gown and pretend they’re at the Met Gala …
This Week in Trinity: Free Speech, the Environment and the Space Industry
It’s week 6 in Trinity and as essays and exams get closer and closer, society events seem to get more and more interesting
As we reach the midway point of the term and you start to finally appreciate the truly horrific amount of essays you have due before reading week, now is the most important time to have something to look forward to …
This Week in Trinity: Oktoberfest, Feminism and Micheal Martin
Week 4 is packed with a wide array of important speakers and musical events, as well as a chance to sign up to societies in the Atrium
Congratulations, you’re halfway to reading week! As those essay deadlines get ever closer and you start to wonder why you ever missed college over the summer, don’t fret. Week 4 in Trinity has a plethora of intriguing events to distract …