Donald Trump’s labelling of the media as an “enemy of the American people” has caused a great deal of concern amongst journalists and politicians. Is this merely an exaggerated response to criticism, or is it representative of a dangerous strategy to silence voices of dissent?

UCC academic Hiram Morgan has discovered a neglected play about Ireland’s revolutionary era.  

UCC’s Schools of Nursing & Midwifery and Pharmacy & Pharmacology have been ranked in the top 100 in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017 published today (8/3/17). 

Food has always had complex and varied functions beyond simply being an item of sustenance or an item of pleasure according to UCC food historian Regina Sexton. 

How should a conservative government commemorate a revolution that was crucial to the foundation of the state that it rules? 

A study from the APC Microbiome Institute at University College Cork has found that porridge has a positive effect on the gut, which, in turn, keeps the heart healthy.

UCC alum Michael J. Dowling will serve as Grand Marshal for the 2017 New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

St Patrick has been associated with snakes and shamrocks but the fact that he had a wife has largely been confined to the annals of history according to a UCC folklorist. 

The lost life stories of historical, contemporary and mythological women will be uncovered at UCC’s MA in Women’s Studies Herstory Salon next week.

Six University College Cork alum won top awards at the Irish Technology Leadership Awards (ITLG) in San Francisco at the weekend.