Trinity Development & Alumni

Jonathan Ruane, adjunct professor in the Trinity Business School and faculty member at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, became the first Sligo man to summit Everest in May 2022. He talks to Trinity Today about breaking down big goals into small steps. Read by Anthony Hopper.

Vincent Keaveny, Lord Mayor of London, talks to Trinity Today about sustainable finance, diversity and inclusion, the importance of the British-Irish connection and celebrating the Platinum Jubilee in the City. Read by Ann Walsh

Eva Pau, Trinity graduate and owner of Asia Market, talks about growing up in the store, expanding the business, winning IMAGE PwC Overall Woman of the Year, and why food and culture go hand in hand. Read by Aoife Brady.

Combatting Unconscious Bias Through Gaming, by Dr Anne Holohan, Associate Professor for Sociology in the Trinity School of Social Sciences and Philosophy and PI in Transformation in Learning and Training (TILT). Read by Aoife Brady. 

Arbikie Distillery: Trinity Today chats to Iain Stirling about his innovative field-to-bottle and climate positive approach. Read by Gareth Crowe. 

Trinity in the 1950s: 1950s Trinity Medicine Student Dr Anne Grahame shares her memories of her time as a Trinity student. 

The Pen Corner Signs Off: John Fitzgerald shares his story as the last  generation of his family to run The Pen Corner on College Green. Read by  Aoife Brady.

Art In Stall: Trinity Today spends the afternoon at TRIARC to find out more about the projects they are working on, and explore their very different space. Read by Heather McGrath. 

Transforming Business For Good: Trinity Business School's ambitious new strategy will place it at the leading edge of good, sustainable, ethical, and humane business practices. Read by Ciara Stagg.

Get Set, Internet: Michael Nowlan looks back to 1991 when Trinity became the first organisation in Ireland to connect to the internet. Read by Robyn Ferris.