The University Times

One word crops up again and again when describing two-piece instrumental group Bicurious: confused.

Few laptops in Trinity aren't adorned with stickers declaring society allegiances or political messages.

This evening, experts on filmmaking, gender studies and film studies will round off the See You Next Thursday film festival.

These Trinity students are making a name for themselves in the cultural sphere, all the while keeping up with a full-time degree.

For Céire Carey, the vegan cheese boards and fermented salads at organic restaurant Beo offered more style than substance.

Instagram lovers will enjoy the colourful brunch plates and artisan coffee served in Dublin 8's new cafe.

Wing It's prices may not entice you but with ample portion sizes, you're sure to leave full.

Feast on drama, food and discussion with Trinity's societies this week.

Sally Rooney and Eoin McNamee are just two of the star attractions of the festival, which takes place from March 28th to 31st.

Five acts will compete tonight in Whelan's for the chance to play this year's Trinity Ball.