This academic year Trinity is welcoming four new societies: Trinity Social Democrats, DU Astrological Society, Trinity Young Greens, and DU Rover Society. Further diversifying the already broad range of societies which the university has to offer, this quartet looks set …
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Environment Exhibition: An artistic interrogation of the climate crisis
With eye-catching photography and fascinating speakers, DUPA, FLAC and Envirosoc’s event had it all
The climate crisis affects the entire student body. This is something which has become particularly clear in recent weeks, with large swathes of Trinity students heading to Front Square and beyond to protest environmental injustices, shouting Extinction Rebellion Ireland’s battle …
Society spotlight: Vegan Society
The society championing environmentalism, healthy living and most importantly, good food
Switching to a vegan diet is the single biggest change an individual can make to reduce his or her environmental impact. By cutting out animal products – meat, dairy and eggs – one can reduce their carbon footprint by up …
This week in Trinity: Dog therapy, Paint ‘n’ Sip and slacklining
The SU is hosting dozens of free activities as part of Mental Health Week
Welcome, welcome. It’s week five now and the weather has really taken a turn. Lorenzo may not have gotten you a day off college, but he certainly made for treacherous journeys and depressing vistas. Honestly, this rainy weather has me …
Self-care societies: Easing your way through the chaos of college
Take time at the start of the year to look after your physical and mental health
Now that we’re four weeks into the Michaelmas term, it’s time to sort some important things out- so that we might make it through it through to the new year without complete collapse. Your schedule should just be starting to …
Acro yoga workshop taught us how to fly without wings
Yoga Society hosted the event on Wednesday
While executing the first pose of Wednesday’s Acro Yoga workshop, the Front Plank, I turned to my pose partners and asked, “did you guys do this when you were kids?”. This encapsulates my overall experience of acro yoga: hearty laughter, …
This week in Trinity: Iskra Lawrence, repairing clothing and picking mushrooms
Academic discussion is so hot this week, but sadly not as hot as the planet.
Week four is here. You’ve gotten a reminder from academic services that your fees must be paid pronto, and a week packed with thrilling events to distract yourself. This week there are, of course, an abundance of varied and exciting …
Feminism and democracy go hand in hand in Rojava
Wendy Lyon spoke to Global Development Society and DUGES on the women’s revolution in Syria
Human rights lawyer Wendy Lyon spoke to the Global Development Society and DUGES this week about the women’s revolution in Syria and her experience undertaking field work in Rojava, a de-facto autonomous region of the war torn country.
Lyon visited …
Script to Screen: DU Film’s screenwriting workshop
DU Film’s workshop series continues to introduce students to filmmaking
Trinity’s Film society has a long history of not just hosting films, but creating them too. Continuing that tradition is this year’s series of filmmaking workshops, welcoming new and continuing members of the society into the fold for presentations, collaborations …
Spontaneity, musical backgrounds and missing socks with Pixies
The Boston alt-rock band spoke at an event hosted by The Phil and DU Music
It would take a brave person to admit to disliking the Pixies. With acclaimed albums such as Surfer Rosa and Doolittle under their belt, the Boston band were dwelling amongst the ranks of alt-rock royalty by the late 1980s. Over …