The fermented and wild foods St Patrick dined on in the 5^th century are back among the hottest food trends internationally, according to UCC food historian Regina Sexton. 

There is increasing evidence that the greater the ratio of childhood trauma, the more detrimental the impact will be on a person over their lifetime.

Sunday March 4, 4pm update: University College Cork will reopen tomorrow (Monday, March 5) and it is expected that normal business will resume at the University.

2.30pm update, Friday, March 2: UCC will remain closed until Monday, March 5 due to the continuing adverse weather conditions.

A new book, ‘The Psychobiotic Revolution’, is being heralded across the world as a game changer in the field of biomedicine.

A new book re-examines the career and reputation of one of the most famous - and infamous - figures in Irish history, and his role in transforming Munster during the early 17th century.

The search for nature-based solutions to our environmental problems is leading scientists to turn to plants and algae to clean up our polluted waters.

The stage is set for one of the most exciting collaborations in the history of Irish theatre between University College Cork and Cork Opera House.

By Graham Clifford.

How simple can it get! You look into a mirror and see yourself. What appears in the mirror is an exact representation of yourself. You move, the image moves.