The University Times

From Coppinger Row to the Yes Equality Campaign, Graham Herterich’s cakes have become regular fixtures in the Dublin baking scene.

To celebrate the launch of their new EP, Hot Singles, the Dublin-based group will play Workmans tomorrow night.

Fionnuala Egan traces the most promising events taking places this week from a busy line-up presented by Éigse na Tríonóide to Trinity Arts Festival.

Christian Union discusses forgiveness, second chances and reflection as its annual events week draws to a close.

This week TAF will present a series of free and artistic events which, as ever, will see societies across Trinity getting creative.

Tomorrow, the critically acclaimed poet will host a talk in the Arts Block about her work and career as a poet.

This week, Film Fatale offers the opportunity to dress as Elsa or Rick, and bask in a full Casablanca experience in Number Twenty-Two.

The professor, white-collar crime lawyer and former bank regulator, offered a more cynical and realistic address than Deirdre Mc Closkey.

Last night, the prominent economist was welcomed into the GMB by TEF and the Minister for Education, Richard Bruton.

Megan Russell talks to the Girl Band frontman about the band's intense live shows and his own mental health struggles.