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UCC and Met Éireann to launch graphic novel exploring climate change

New graphic novel brings together climate science, visual storytelling and interdisciplinary collaboration. Co-designed with communities as part of the Met Éireann funded TRANSLATE project, with narrative composition by Dr Rosa Rogers, visual design by Rosa Kelly and Irish translation by Merlin Pearson. UCC and Met Éireann event to explore creative approaches to climate communication.

'Census 1926: Capturing a Social and Cultural Moment', a public symposium, will take place at University College Cork on Monday, 25 May. Image courtesy of Cork City and County Archives Service.

UCC to host landmark symposium on 1926 Census

Registration opens for UCC public symposium on 1926 census. The National Archives website has been visited nearly 40 million times since the 1926 census records were released in April.

The outdoor artwork 'Here the Queer Appear' is made of 843 flashing beacon lights, each one representing a member of the LGBTQI+ community in the Cork region who signed up to be part of this constellation. Image: Darragh Kane

Cork city lights up with 'Here The Queer Appear' public light installation

'Here The Queer Appear' public light installation to take place on 2 May at Atlantic Pond, Cork city. Participatory public artwork by Professor Yvon Bonenfant, created with and for the LGBTQI+ community of Cork City.

Loreto Secondary School Kilkenny students, pictured with Dr Olivia O’Leary, Lecturer in UCC School of Applied Psychology, who took home the top prize for their research project exploring 'How Do We Fight Misinformation?'.

Transition year students investigate real-world issues at PsychSlam

Misinformation, false conspiracy theories and the impact of technology on young people's health were among the topics explored through the lens of applied psychology. PsychSlam aims to showcase the breadth of applied psychology to students while equipping them with valuable insight into everyday behaviour, relationships, and real-world challenges.

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