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Four TV Series and a Film: April 2026
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Hammer and Spark: A Night of Physics and Poetry in the Fitzgerald Theatre
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This year’s Met Gala was a Masterclass in PR
“I Know I Shouldn’t Use It But I Still Do”: The Outward Shunning and Continued Use of AI
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The Emperor’s New Law Colloquium: A Cautionary Tale for Society Leaders Everywhere
The Kilkenny Lad Russia Wants to Arrest: Caolan Robertson Is Still in Kyiv
The Devil in The Devil Wears Prada 2 is Replaced by Consultants – and It’s Much More Sinister
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No Coach, No Problem: Trinity Women’s Volleyball Claim Third Championship Title, Men’s Finish Second Overall
Trinity Sport Union Holds AGM, Hears from Prospective Committee Candidates
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The Phoenix Magazine Going Into ‘Voluntary Liquidation’
One of Ireland’s leading investigative and satirical magazines is closing down after over 40 years of publication.
News
By
Anna Domownik
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Photo courtesy of Maria Chryssopoulos
Wilde Stages Spotlight: Yesterday is Dead by Maria Chryssopoulos
The University Times sat down with actor and playwright Maria Chryssopoulos to discuss her one woman show, Yesterday is Dead
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By
Meabh Kenny
Katie Lynch Elected Next Chairperson of Trinity Sport Union
“It Started in the Basement of the Reading Room”: Agora Wants to Become a New Platform for Postgraduates
Beyond the Suitcase: How Ukrainian Resilience is Rewriting the Irish Economic Playbook
Radius
The Dublin and Trinity society, art, life and culture guide from The University Times.
TCDSU Confirms Third Consecutive Rent Freeze
The Union confirmed on June 9th that rents will not go up on College-owned student accommodation for next year
News
By
Freja Goldman
Wilde Stages 2026: An Inside Look into Dublin’s Biggest Queer Theatre Festival
For 22 years, Dublin has been a space for queer theatre to gather together and perform, here’s a look behind the curtain at Wilde Stages: Dublin’s Queer Theatre Festival
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By
Catherine Furby
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Meabh Kenny
Catering (to) Changes: Is Trinity Going Plant-Based?
Policy changes are in the works to promote healthy and sustainable catering for staff, students and guests attending Trinity’s events
In Focus
By
Deimante Ciparyte
Comment & Analysis
This year’s Met Gala was a Masterclass in PR
By
Helena Thiel
Opinion Contribution
“I Know I Shouldn’t Use It But I Still Do”: The Outward Shunning and Continued Use of AI
How AI, convenience culture and academic pressure are reshaping how students learn
By
Ella Horn
The Emperor’s New Law Colloquium: A Cautionary Tale for Society Leaders Everywhere
By
Lily Scanlan
Op-ed
The Kilkenny Lad Russia Wants to Arrest: Caolan Robertson Is Still in Kyiv
Why an Irish journalist living in Ukraine deserves more attention at home – and what his story means for our generation
By
Vladyslav Mortikov
The Devil in The Devil Wears Prada 2 is Replaced by Consultants – and It’s Much More Sinister
By
Helena Thiel
