MISC. Magazine

MISC. Magazine Showcasing independent perspectives on the political, social and cultural zeitgeist, from Dublin and farther afield. MISC. Interested in advertising with us?
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Follow us on Instagram | Twitter First founded as TCD Miscellany in 1895, MISC. Magazine is Ireland's oldest student publication; showcasing independent perspectives on the political, social and cultural zeitgeist, from Dublin and farther afield. Magazine's contributors over the years include Samuel Beckett, Terence O'Neill, Anthony Clare, David Norris and Leo Varadkar;

with editors including Nicholas Best, Ken Early, Shane Ross and Damien Kiberd. We endorse and encourage inventive fields of advancement and research; creativity in design and having a space to voice what you are passionate about. Send us a message if you'd like to get involved! Email [email protected] for any and all advertisement enquiries.

A Columned College: A History of Trinity Exclusionism an article by Brian Lennon. Link to article in bio.”We must realiz...
24/02/2023

A Columned College: A History of Trinity Exclusionism an article by Brian Lennon. Link to article in bio.”We must realize that the article still wrestles with these phantoms of exclusionism.

We are looking for dedicated editorial staff and writers to take Misc. into 2023. Since 1894, Misc. has sought to captur...
06/01/2023

We are looking for dedicated editorial staff and writers to take Misc. into 2023. Since 1894, Misc. has sought to capture the social and cultural spirit of Trinity campus, through humour, features, columns, and more, and we are seeking a strong and committed team to continue this legacy.

Deputy editors will assist the editor in the day-to-day running of the magazine, the editing of articles, the creation of pitches, the approval of pitches from writers, and the long term development of the magazine’s mission and identity. Previous experience in student journalism preferable.

The social media manager will be responsible, with the assistance of senior editorial staff, for the running of the magazine’s social media accounts, advertising articles on social media, and boosting engagement. Prior social media admin experience of any kind preferable.

Misc. has an extensive collection of archives stored in Trinity’s Old Library, dating back to our very first issue in 1894. The archives editor will be responsible for delving into these archives to find old articles, issues, art, and other material to share on our website and social media. This offers a fascinating glimpse into Trinity’s past and the many stories and characters which have filled its campus and publications.

We’re looking for writers to write regular articles on a chosen theme throughout the term. Topics can include personal commentary, humour, arts and culture, history, or any other interest a writer has, but it must have a recurring theme and must relate to college life in some way. Writers need not have fully formed ideas when pitching, we are just looking for people with the interest and commitment to writing weekly or fortnightly articles.

Features writers will work on in-depth articles, interviews, and longreads throughout the term. These will revolve around campus life, news, and personalities, and capture a sense of the social and cultural spirit of Trinity, as Misc. has always sought to do. Open to writers of all experience levels.

Applications close 11.59pm on Friday 20 January. Link in bio to apply.

MISC. ISSUE 127 is out now on campus! Make sure to grab a copy!
26/04/2021

MISC. ISSUE 127 is out now on campus! Make sure to grab a copy!

MISC Issue 127 is live! Check out the full publication below!https://issuu.com/miscellany/docs/misc_issue_2_final_online
19/04/2021

MISC Issue 127 is live! Check out the full publication below!

https://issuu.com/miscellany/docs/misc_issue_2_final_online

In our final issue of the year, we discuss topics and concepts that have lacked space in traditional media.Thank you to all our contributors; in both this issue and throughout the year. As always, we ask that you read the following pages with an open mind and a critical eye and we encourage you to s...

Applications close Sunday at midnight!
15/04/2021

Applications close Sunday at midnight!

Applications are now open for the MISC. Editor-in-Chief Position for 2021/22. Apply at the link below to get involved!
https://forms.gle/FrGuNJfbtfcHVrCP6

MISC. Issue 127 will be released digitally on Monday, with physical copies to arrive on campus within the next week! Cov...
15/04/2021

MISC. Issue 127 will be released digitally on Monday, with physical copies to arrive on campus within the next week! Cover Art : .art_

Submissions close tonight at midnight!
05/04/2021

Submissions close tonight at midnight!

Calling all Artists and photographers! We’re looking for submissions for a feature in our latest issue on the topic misc...
23/03/2021

Calling all Artists and photographers!
We’re looking for submissions for a feature in our latest issue on the topic misconduct, violence and Women’s Safety in Ireland. The objective of this piece is to shed light on a growing issue and provide a space for creators to showcase this problem.
Submissions close April 5th! Please make sure to read our guidelines in full before submitting!
For any further questions, please contact [email protected]

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First founded as TCD Miscellany in 1895, MISC. Magazine is Ireland's oldest student publication; showcasing independent perspectives on the political, social and cultural zeitgeist, from Dublin and farther afield. MISC. Magazine's contributors over the years include Samuel Beckett, Terence O'Neill, Anthony Clare, David Norris and Leo Varadkar; with editors including Nicholas Best, Ken Early, Shane Ross and Damien Kiberd. We endorse and encourage inventive fields of advancement and research; creativity in design and having a space to voice what you are passionate about. Send us a message if you'd like to get involved! Interested in advertising with us? Email [email protected] for any and all advertisement enquiries.


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