Societies

Staying Afloat with Societies

Between TCDSU Mental Health Week and facilitating social interaction, Societies play an important role in student mental wellbeing

University can be a difficult time for anyone. The challenges of self-motivated learning, the often-jarring experience of leaving home, and the anxiety of navigating new social relationships take their toll. Increasing responsibilities and the impetus to perform well academically can

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This week in Trinity: Engineers Week

This week in Trinity TCD’s Engineering Society brings you ‘Your Future in Industry’ with talks from past alumni

Society events for this week all kick off on Tuesday. At 7pm join Eng Soc over zoom, as they welcome Eoin Brate (AB Forensics) and David Nolan (Postdoctoral research at TCD) to discuss the fields of Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering

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This Week at Trinity: Trinity Green Week, Trinity Arts Festival and DU Players’ Glitter Week

Week 4 is a busy one at Trinity, crammed with art, theatre and all things green

It seems as though spring has finally sprung, and although we may all be missing pints at the pav after (read: instead of) lectures, some extra sunshine is certainly welcome. Even if the extended daylight isn’t enough to lift your …

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Society Spotlight: DU Classical Society

Grace Fannon discusses the society that you haven’t joined, but should wish you had

To many, classics may seem something of a niche field. A subject reserved for waist coat clad and pipe smoking spouters of ancient languages, all of whom probably went to Eton. But, Jared Miller, Auditor (Chairperson) of Trinity’s Classical Society,

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Law Soc sits down with the legendary Stephen Fry

Writer, actor, presenter, and mental health advocate Stephen Fry is the first to receive the Trinity Praeses Elit Award in 2021

English actor, comedian, writer, presenter, narrator, and director Stephen Fry was welcomed by DU Law Society on Thursday evening as the first recipient of The Trinity Praeses Elit Award in 2021. The award was established by former president of Ireland,

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This Week at Trinity: ‘Tóg go Bog É’ with Trinity Ents

This week is a rare opportunity to learn more about Brexit, distilleries, and why we should smoke rollies outside the Arts Block

Hopefully everyone is feeling at least moderately refreshed after last week, and have settled into a new term of classes and schedules. If not, don’t worry, you’re definitely not alone. In fact, this week is Trinity Ents’ Tóg go Bog …

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This week in Trinity: Refreshers Week

Kick off the new term with a variety of society events to shake the winter blues

The Covid Christmas is over and it was exhausting. Many students may be dreading another term beginning in yet another lockdown. Now more than ever it is important to ensure that students have enough relaxation time and socialisation. What better

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Getting political in Trinity

From conservatism to communism, here are the political parties on campus

Globally, political parties are more polarised than ever before. While America waits for Biden to take office, we must not forget deep political rivalry also exists in Ireland and within our own campus. We asked a series of questions to