Provost Linda Doyle has made her first public comments regarding Israel’s genocidal campaign in Gaza. At an event hosted by Sofia (the Society for International Affairs) earlier this week, the provost discussed the “horrific situation” in Gaza and addressed Trinity’s … The post Provost breaks silence on Gaza: “I want Trinity to be a place where everybody can express the opinion they have” appeared first on Trinity News ..read more

Picture this: the perfect first date. It’s dreamlike: you can’t stop laughing at each other’s jokes, you are similar in the best of ways yet just different enough for there to be a spark, you’re blushing when you make eye … The post Scientific matters of the heart appeared first on Trinity News ..read more

Polish cuisine is often overlooked when talking about the best European culinary traditions, but what singles it out from the rest are the incredible aromatic dishes, which every Polish person would be able to recognize with their eyes closed. They … The post Cuisine Spotlight: Uncovering the secret of Polish food appeared first on Trinity News ..read more

Trinity Boycott Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) interrupted a staff consultation meeting held this afternoon in the Arts Building in protest of College’s ties to Israeli organisations. Staff were gathered in the Synge Theater for a consultation regarding College’s 2025-2030 … The post “No business as usual during a genocide”: Trinity BDS disrupt public meeting led by vice provost appeared first on Trinity News ..read more

On the week of March 11, a number of interesting-looking sculptures made from recycled materials could be found on campus from Front Square to the Watts Building. The sight of a  model hanging bee outside of the GMB, the bog … The post Green Week: A College greenwashing initiative? appeared first on Trinity News ..read more

Over the years, both the College Historical Society (The Hist) and the University Philosophical Society (The Phil), have been known for their array of impressive guest speakers. From American senator Bernie Sanders to Irish influencer Keelin Moncreiff, both societies have … The post Getting the Guests: How do the Hist and Phil do it? appeared first on Trinity News ..read more

Early Saturday morning, April 13, while the Trinity College campus was clearing away the scenes of the previous night’s Trinity Ball, down the road in Goldsmith Hall, the Trinity Chess Society was busy setting up chairs and tables for the … The post Trinity Chess Tournament: The Future of Irish Chess? appeared first on Trinity News ..read more

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 ..read more

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 ..read more

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 ..read more