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International Scholars Ask if Democracy is at Risk
What can 40 international arts and humanities researchers across disciplines and careers stages uncover about democracy and the threat of authoritarianism and right-wing populism? In July, a consortium of scholars came together in
09 Aug 2019
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Sea’s Slimy Things Tell Story of Environmental Change
From jelly fish to seaweed, Professor Christopher Pastore believes the history of the sea’s “rotten stuff” holds the answers to environmental change in the Atlantic world.
08 Aug 2019
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Efforts to Address Climate Change will Change Landscape Forever
The potential removal of an estimated 5000 trees in Dublin to accommodate new bus routes and flood control measures which will see the erection of a wall protecting Clontarf’s sea front are just some of the examples of how landsca
17 Jul 2019
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Fellow in Focus 2019
Fellow in Focus podcast series highlights research carried out by visiting fellows at the Trinity Long Room Hub during 2019.
03 Jul 2019
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Bill Emmott New Chair of the Trinity Long Room Hub Board
Bill Emmott was recently appointed as the new chair of the Trinity Long Room Hub board, taking over from Geoffrey Crossick who served on the board for 8 years.
02 Jul 2019
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The Annual Meeting of the Consortium of Humanities Centres and Institutes 2019
The Annual Meeting of the Consortium of Humanities Centres and Institutes 2019 was hosted by the Trinity Long Room Hub and explored the theme of cultural interventions over three days of panel discussions, keynotes, performance an
01 Jul 2019
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Global Thinking on Arts and Humanities
A conversation at the CHCI Annual Meeting in Dublin with CHCI President, Sara Guyer, and the Director of the Trinity Long Room Hub, Jane Ohlmeyer, on why arts and humanities matter.
01 Jul 2019
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Living Latin Project to ‘Empower’ all to use Latin
Trinity’s Public Orator Professor Anna Chahoud speaks about the revival of Latin as a language to ‘empower’ rather than a language of the powerful, in an ambitious new online project recently launched at the Trinity Long Room Hub.
19 Jun 2019
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Cultural Heritage and Climate Change: Why Ireland’s Historic Monuments are at Risk
Ireland’s historic monuments, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Skellig Michael, are at risk of destruction due to climate change.
08 May 2019
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Trinity's Arts and Humanities Inspiring Generations
Trinity's Arts and Humanities celebrated the launch of Trinity's Inspiring Generations campaign with a visual research showcase.
02 May 2019
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