Winning “Best Overall Society” is no easy feat, but winning “Best Small Society” too only boosts the achievement. This success requires consistent work, dedication, and planning from the committee. Korean Society (K-Soc) rightfully claimed the title of “Best Overall Society” …
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Societies, events and general student life.
Fringing Theatrical Bets
Diana Stokes and JJ Tuite discuss their top picks for the upcoming Dublin Fringe Festival
Since its founding in 1995, the Dublin Fringe Festival has sought to highlight the immense creativity of Dublin’s independent artists through a month-long festival demonstrating their capabilities. From interactive art exhibitions highlighting the best of Dublin’s independent artists through their …
The Unhealthy Pressures Surrounding Sex for College Men
Daniel Bowe delves into the futile burden placed on men in university to be sexually active
Like many young men, when I began my first year of college, I felt tremendous pressure to be sexually active. Listening to boastful tales from my newfound peers, I found myself believing that if I were to fit in, it …
The Anti-Summer Bucket List
The summer you turned pretty? Scratch that, make this: the summer you turned petty…
When everyone you know is having the best summer of their lives travelling across the world, it can be difficult to figure out a plan to do everything you want to do in order to make your summer extraordinary. This …
A labour of LinkedIn: How to deal with career anxiety
I’m sure you’re familiar with LinkedIn: the social media platform apparently focused on employment, but more frequently used to find out just how many synonyms there are for the phrase “I am delighted to announce.” In my experience, LinkedIn is …
Object Permanence
Bruna Ciulli reviews artist Liz Magor’s Douglas Hyde exhibition
Before seeing Vancouver-based artist Liz Magor’s exhibition The Rise and The Fall in the Douglas Hyde, I had only encountered her work photographed on Pinterest. Flattened into digital images, her All the Names sculpture series (2016) reminds me of paper …
Wealth that whispers… or yawns
Prachi Tailor shares quiet luxury’s troubling implications
In recent times, our fashion-conscious society has embraced “quiet luxury,” an enigmatic blend of casual elegance and opulence without overt displays of wealth. This trend has captured the hearts of fashion enthusiasts, reshaping our perception of dressing with grace and …
How societies can inspire your summer
Trying something new and exploring your interests with the societies at Trinity College Dublin
As the long summer months that Trinity College Dublin affords its students stretch on, many of us embark on work, travel, or study to pass the time. Trinity’s vibrant and active society life quietens down and focuses its efforts on …
Escaping the Unsafe Sex Olympics with the hero of the story: my new IUD
Jimena Alvarez candidly shares the process of getting her new IUD whilst exploring the empowerment that comes with sexual autonomy
Sex is a deeply personal and complex part of human existence, and for the longest time, I struggled to understand it. The idea of not using condoms or contraception baffled me, and I found myself mocking those who made such …
The Viagra Vortex
We explore the sudden splurge of young men using Viagra in Ireland
The medication Sildenafil, more commonly recognised as ‘Viagra’, has been in circulation for the past twenty-five years, since its FDA approval. Inherently, its use isn’t problematic; the drug is highly efficacious in improving erectile dysfunction. However, a trend seems to …