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For the third consecutive year NUI Galway graduate Cormac Flynn has won the All Ireland Final of the Institute of Materials World Lecture competition, Cormac who is a third year PhD student in...
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There is an unprecedented level of demand for places in college next September.
Figures released by the CAO, the organisation responsible for college entry, reported 71,612 applications had...
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Should Trinity hold a SlutWalk?
Trinity is holding a debate on the 2nd February addressing whether Trinity should hold its first Slut Walk.
The debate is being held by the Irish Feminist...
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20 acts from Dublin’s newest music college performed at the event, playing original songs and cover songs by artists such as Queen of the Stone Age, the National and Florence and the Machine....
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The news comes hot on the heels of Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds sold out Irish & UK Arena Tour, which comes to Dublin’s O2 and Belfast’s Odyssey Arena this...
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The €250 increase in fees will cause enormous hardship for families, but will only raise approximately 16 million euro for the Exchequer next year. Further massive cuts to core pay and non-pay...
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That's kind of what Erasmus feels like. Nine weeks in and, while I certainly feel well at home by now, I'm also uncomfortably aware that Christmas lurks just ahead, waiting to rush up and...
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Could you offer a deeper understanding of where you get your motivation from, especially how you managed to continue your post-graduate studies after losing your sight?
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Over the last number of months, the USI and Students’ Unions from around the country have orgainsed a multistage campaign including meeting dozens of Government TDs, taking advertisements in...
"Innov8", UCC's first Entrepreneurship Week is opened to stimulate business innovation.
