TCDSU Welfare Officer-elect Hamza Bana has spoken out after being physically attacked on O’Connell Bridge earlier this week. While walking to College on Monday, Bana was struck in the face by a stranger who immediately ran to rejoin a group … The post “I was simply walking to college while black”: Welfare Officer-elect speaks out after physical attack appeared first on Trinity News.

The Sugar Club on Dublin’s Leeson Street was aglow with the soundscape of Ireland’s women on the evening of March 8. Macalla, an Irish traditional supergroup of women, first collaborated at the Dublin Folk Festival on International Women’s Day in … The post An Irish Trad Supergroup of Their Own appeared first on Trinity News.

Have you ever watched a video of a world leader spitting incredible bars and thought, ‘wow, there’s no way this is real’? Well, in the majority of cases, you would be correct. World leaders seldom spit incredible bars, and what … The post How to spot a deepfake appeared first on Trinity News.

There were scenes of ecstatic celebration, and others of disappointment, in Front Square this morning as the provost announced the names of 72 new scholars. Students who had sat January’s scholarship exams shrieked and hugged friends as Provost Linda Doyle … The post Jubilation in Front Square as provost announces 72 new scholars appeared first on Trinity News.

Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) President László Molnárfi has labelled Free Speech Ireland, an “advocacy group championing free speech”, as a “far right initiative that pretends to care about academic freedom”. Free Speech Ireland (FSI) hosted an event in … The post Free speech group host event in Trinity, cite “university politicisation” as threat appeared first on Trinity News.

On March 17, 1,563 years ago, Saint Patrick passed away. On 17 March 2024, people all around the world descended upon Ireland for a weekend of excessive drinking, causing traffic delays and more drinking. This is obviously what the saint … The post Commodification or celebration? The question of Irish culture appeared first on Trinity News.

Students of Columbia University in the City of New York have staged a wide-scale demonstration on their Harlem campus in protest of the institution’s “continued financial investment in corporations that profit from Israeli apartheid, genocide, and occupation in Palestine”.  A … The post Trinity students involved in major Columbia-based demonstration in support of Palestine appeared first on Trinity News.

Innovative food creations are not uncommon in the culinary space. However, social media, particularly TikTok, have caused a rapid rise in food content creation and thus the creation of hybrid foods. In the pursuit for virality, many food influencers attempt … The post Exploring the appeal of hybrid foods on social media appeared first on Trinity News.

Trinity is home to a plethora of societies and anyone involved in these societies is no stranger to working with the Central Societies Committee (CSC). The CSC is the main committee that oversees the larger workings of the societies around … The post The Struggles of Starting a New Society appeared first on Trinity News.

It’s 11:50 a.m., and every Trinity student is scrambling to find something to eat in between lectures. If you’re close to the Business School, you’re in luck. Look across the road outside, and you might see the inviting shop windows … The post Getting through the day with a sweet treat from Bread 41 appeared first on Trinity News.