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From BESS to bylines
Rory Carroll, BESS (1994), reflects on his journey as a foreign correspondent - from language hurdles to the evolving landscape of global reporting.
The ethical lens
Trinity's Professor of Ecumenics, Linda Hogan, explains why campuses and workplaces are seeking ethical solutions to 21st century challenges.
Behind the gate
A life in a day - meet Colm Ennis, the Trinity security guard with a passion for nature and a commitment to conservation.
Louise Richardson's extraordinary career
Trinity Today catches up with Louise Richardson, the Waterford-born political scientist and Trinity graduate, who has enjoyed an extraordinary career in academia and philanthropy.
From GI Bill to the Trinity Sanctuary Fund
A lifelong connection: how New Yorkers Ellis and Jane Bradford, BAs (1951) stayed in touch with their alma mater.
Borderless humanity
Fotini Rantsiou, MPhil (1996), humanitarian affairs officer with the UN, talks to Leah Keogh, BSS (2020) about her extraordinary personal journey, and navigating borders and crises to provide aid.
The root cause
Trinity Professor, Michael Morris leads a pioneering project, harnessing Irish wood's potential for sustainable growth through innovative applications like batteries and biocomposites.
Defying the odds
Trinity Sport scholar Melanie Griffith shares her incredible journey from motocross to wheelchair sports after a life-changing accident.
Pedals and PhDs
Meet Sean Husband: Rising Irish triathlete, Trinity PhD student, and Paralympic guide.
Labour pains
Dr Deirdre Foley unveils the legal and societal dimensions that shaped women’s experiences in the workforce.
Study abroad escapades
Follow Trinity student James Flynn overseas as he balances rigorous studies with vibrant cultural experiences in Hong Kong.
Corrib currents to Tokyo's Sea Forest
From Galway's Corrib currents to Tokyo's challenging Sea Forest, Aifric Keogh navigates through waves and setbacks to reach the podium.
Celebrating 30 years of Trinity's Samuel Beckett Theatre
Theatre Manager Tim Scott reflects on three decades of the Samuel Beckett Theatre, as it prepares to celebrate its anniversary, honouring its rich history and looking forward to the future.
Tapping into our talent
Trinity Today catches up with three Trinity Access Programme (TAP) staff members to talk about the impact of TAP for them, the opportunities and challenges for today's students, and why there is no 'us and them'.
Boxing clever
Explore Michelle Murray's proactive approach at the Trinity College Botanic Garden (TCBG) as she confronts the challenge posed by the box-tree moth caterpillar.
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