How are our birds and dolphins being affected by climate change? How can we help our farmers lessen the effects of our wet climate on their herds? These are just some of the questions that UCC experts can answer.

UCC has achieved another tremendous year in sport, the University’s Director of Sport and Physical Activity Declan Kidney said ahead of this year’s annual Sports Star Awards.

Every day in Irish hospitals and clinics, decisions are made which have profound impacts on individual lives.  Yet, beyond the occasional dramatic case, we have little understanding of how these decisions are made.

UCC physics alum, Michael Coughlan, has perhaps solved the mystery that has puzzled planetary scientists and Antarctic explorers for decades. 

A symposium is being held at UCC today (March 10) to mark the 50th anniversary of the Cork-born writer Frank O’Connor’s death and celebrate his legacy.

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. 

As part of Proclamation Day, University College Cork will hold a public reading of the Proclamation of the Irish Republic on Tuesday, 15 March, at noon on the Main Quad. All are welcome.

In the run up to St Patrick’s Day, especially in this centenary year commemorating the 1916 Rising, many people in Ireland and around the world will think of the day as a celebration of Ireland, Irish heritage, individual Irishness, national identity and pride.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is today (March 18) hosting a symposium with a fantastic line-up of speakers to celebrate the lives and achievements of George Boole and Claude Shannon.

UCC’s School of Nursing and Midwifery has been ranked in the top 50 nursing schools worldwide in the international QS World University Rankings by Subject 2016 published today (22/3/16).