Crime writer and Irish Book Award winner, Jane Casey, MA (1999), talks plots, characters, settings, why London is her muse, and why she'd love to write a rom-com.

Read by Gráinne Henry

Robbie Fidgeon Kavanagh BA (2020), co-founder of Dublin streetwear brand Emporium, shares his day where he balances store life, reaches for global production, and builds a cultural hub for Irish streetwear.

Read by James Fleming

Helene Hugel, BA (1997), of Helium Arts, talks about her journey from artist to CEO and bringing art and creative expression to children with lifelong health conditions.

Read by James Fleming

Trinity Today navigates the AI-cybersecurity frontier with David Hickton - legal scholar, cyber strategist, and key collaborator on Trinity's ADAPT Centre's Memorandum of Understanding with the University of Pittsburgh.

Read by James Fleming

In the lecture hall, the laboratory, and the field, three researchers are working to better understand climate change and how science can inform government policy and guide practical responses. Their careers have taken different paths, but they share the same goal: building the knowledge needed to address a changing climate with clarity and purpose.

Read by James Fleming

Dr Peter Moonlight unveils colonial intrigue and a possible 18th-century love story within Trinity College Dublin's herbarium...

Read by James Fleming

Helen Shenton, Librarian & College Archivist at Trinity, takes us through her day running one of the world’s great libraries, the beating heart of our university.

Professor Jarlath Killeen, Head of the School of English, examines the destructive allure of eternal youth in Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray

International rugby player and Trinity PhD candidate, Kathryn Dane, makes a triumphant return to rugby after overcoming a life-threatening brain haemorrhage.

From a young fan of gaming and graphics to a major industry player, Steve Collins, PhD (1996), BA (1991), has transformed the video game scene.