A welcome message from Professor John O'Halloran, President of University College Cork.

The Aula Maxima, the Honan Chapel and the Glucksman Gallery will be the backdrop for Other Voices: Bringing It All Back Home, an unforgettable night of music and song on Thursday 29 September 2022. Cork native, Scullion frontman, Other Voices founder and UCC graduate Philip King returns to his native city and shares with Nancy Hawkes the personal significance of bringing the event back home to UCC where his musical journey began.

Annie Madden is the co-founder of FenuHealth, an award-winning company producing supplements to help prevent and resolve stomach problems in horses and ponies. Having recently been named as Enterprise Ireland’s Student Entrepreneur of the Year, UCC student and Quercus Scholar Annie reflects on launching her business as a teenager and the lifelong passion that fuels her entrepreneurship. In conversation with Jane Haynes.

Nick Cotter is the CEO of Cotter Agritech, an innovative tech company helping farmers to reduce chemical use among their animals. Having recently been named Global Student Entrepreneur of the Year, the UCC student and Quercus Scholar discusses the importance of sustainability in farming, and his hopes to drive positive impact in the industry. In conversation with Jane Haynes.

Professor John Cryan, Vice President for Research and Innovation at UCC, introduces UCC Futures – the university’s ambitious new programme developed to address global societal challenges and secure our future through research excellence.

Bhí beann ag Coláiste Ollscoile Chorcaí ar an bhfoghlaim fhíorúil sular thosaigh an phaindéim in aon chor. Déanann cúrsa seanbhunaithe MA dá cuid freastal ar fhoghlaimeoirí saoil ar fud na cruinne. Focail le Ken Ó Donnchú.

From All-Ireland champions to international title-holders, UCC is privileged to count some of the country’s top sporting talent among its students. Here, we profile some of our most exciting rising sports stars.

The INFANT Centre at UCC is renowned for its world-class research focused on improving maternal and child health. One of the centre’s most exciting projects is pHetalSafe, a fetal sensor developed to detect and prevent a condition called fetal hypoxia. Here, Sarusha Pillay, commercial lead of the project, explains how this novel technology could potentially revolutionise obstetric care. In conversation with Marjorie Brennan.

UCC recently became the first Irish university to reach the finals of a major international social entrepreneurship competition, hosted this year in Mexico. Here, students Molly McGrath and Maria Torres discuss competing in the SFERA Experience, and the value of international collaboration in solving real-world problems. In conversation with Jane Haynes.

The resumption of on-campus, in-person events marked the welcome return of alumni reunions and celebrations. Here are some highlights from the recent Golden Jubilee celebration of the classes of 1970, 1971 and 1972.