Join us online for our TCD Classics Research seminar 23 Feb 2022 to hear two of our postgraduate researchers: Eleanor Neil ‘Memory and Mnemonic Practices in Archaeological Interpretation' & Will Strigel ‘Plato on the ‘Other’ Comic Poets on Socrates and Plato' 1/2

As the bank holiday weekend approaches- we've got you sorted! Listen to the teaser for our next episode with @mcevoyl97 'Past, Present and Potential at the Museum of Childhood Ireland', with Majella McAllister Museum of Childhood Irl,Músaem Óige na hÉireann and Prof Mary O’Dowd @QUB_History @HistoryTcd Trinity Long Room Hub

Season 2 Ep 6 with @mcevoyl97 is here! You can listen to this stellar conversation about the history of childhood with Majella McAllister Museum of Childhood Irl,Músaem Óige na hÉireann and Prof Mary O’Dowd @QUB_History below👇 @HistoryTcd #hubmatters soundcloud.com/tlrhub/tlrh-th…

We're finishing with a bang! Our final episode will be out next week! Conor Brennan speaks with guests Kasia Szymanska (@kaszyma.bsky.social) and Karolina Watroba about crossing borders, multilingualism and the idea of central Europe Peep the teaser below!

Check out the final episode of Season 2 of the Hublic Sphere! Conor talks to guests Kasia Szymanska and Karolina Watroba about the construction of the concept of central Europe (among other very cool things!)

The final episode of Season 2 is here! Conor Brennan speaks to Kasia Szymanska (@kaszyma.bsky.social) about the myths and fantasies surrounding Eastern and Central Europe, where they come from and how they relate to the current crisis. Tune in today! soundcloud.com/tlrhub/the-hub…

Hi everyone, it’s finally here! Please listen and share, Dr. LaRoche was an amazing and generous interviewee

Next week, we're releasing Pt. 2 of Contrbuting Editor Eleanor Q Neil's series on Archaeological Identities. In the mean time, check out Pt 1. on the American Anthropologist website, or wherever you listen to podcasts: americananthropologist.org/podcast/season…

I had a great time talking with @LMcAtackney and I think you'll have a great time listening!

We've been on mini- hiatus because sometimes producing an episode takes a little longer than originally planned! But the final episode of Eleanor Q Neil's "Archaeological Identities" series will be out very soon! In the meantime, check out the rest of Season 4 so far!

When I said, "new episode coming soon" on Monday, I really meant, "later this week." The final installment of CE Eleanor Q Neil's series, "Archaeological Identities" is now in your feeds. Links to closed caption version + Part 1 + Part 2 in 🧵 below americananthropologist.org/podcast/season…

Next three talks of #Aphrodite25: Eleanor Neil on National museums in Ireland and Cyprus, Francesco Ripanti presenting #LOGGIA project, and Laerke Recht & Katarzyna Zeman-Wisniewska on the new excavation in Erimi Pitharka

STATEMENT on Ntl Review Report: The National Review of Supports for #PhDs was finally released yesterday - its results are thoroughly underwhelming. While the review does make a tepid recommendation to increase the stipend of some PhDs, it ultimately fails on several fronts 1/

Well hello there... we are BACK! We are thrilled to relaunch the Art+Science Salon and have several events programmed over the coming months to see us through the remainder of 2023 💡🧪🎨 More coming soon... 👀 RTs/Reposts appreciated x

Today students blockaded the Book of Kells at Trinity College Dublin to protest another rent increase in one of the most expensive cities in Europe. I'm told it could cost college €50,000 in lost ticket revenue for the day, or slightly more than what 6 hourly-paid staff earn in a year.

The United Automobile Workers union announced that a targeted strike had begun against all three Detroit automakers — General Motors, Ford Motor and Stellantis, the parent of Chrysler. Here’s where the strikes are happening. nyti.ms/3PnGCvw

The photographer Sutton Lynch is documenting a dramatic turning point off the coast of Long Island — a resurgence of sea life after decades of depletion. nyti.ms/3sVbigd