Kieran Egan shares how his experience on UCC's Springboard+ scheme has impacted his life and career

Located within the historic Windle Medical building, the Hub is a new centre designed to streamline student services and support student learning

Ryan Tubridy spoke to UCC student and journalist Matthew Moynihan about politics in the wake of the election, his own college experience, and the recent passing of some of his RTÉ colleagues.

Natalie Krakoski and Clara Steele share how UCC's Emergency Care Society has come to play an important role in training UCC’s future healthcare professionals outside of the lecture theatre

The spirit of the UCC Skull and Crossbones is alive and well, with this latest victory bringing UCC's total Fitzgibbon Cup title tally up to 42

Myriam Cronin is the manager of GatewayUCC, an Innovation and Incubation Centre designed to support and develop UCC research-led start-ups. As she recruits for the next phase of the SPRINT Accelerator Programme, Myriam explains its impressive impact and what makes it so unique and appealing to budding research-entrepreneurs.

Research-entrepreneur and UCC PhD student, Mark O’Sullivan, is in the process of developing a spin-out company around a portable, pocket-sized device that monitors and diagnoses brain injury in newborns. Here, he discusses the technology and research behind Neurobell, and the invaluable experience of participating in GatewayUCC’s SPRINT Accelerator Programme.

Last week, Hannah Humphreys claimed silver with the Irish team competing at the EuroHockey Indoor Championships in Bratislava. Jane Haynes chats to the UCC Hockey star and Chemical Sciences student about her next big challenge, and the importance of not taking sport too seriously.

Dr Eithne Hunt is a State registered occupational therapist and a lecturer in the Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy at UCC. With a new year underway, Eithne shares some of the small habits that can make a big difference to our daily wellness.

From architecture to web development seems like a dramatic, even daunting career move. However, after returning to her alma mater, UCC, to undertake a postgraduate degree, Laura Mellett was able to make that career switch in the space of just one year. Here, Laura, a Product Manager at Poppulo, shares her story.

The Highly Cited list, compiled annually by the Web of Science Group, recognises researchers whose citation records place them at the highest levels of research influence 

Five inspiring alumni, who have achieved outstanding success in their chosen fields, were honoured at the Alumni Achievement Awards 2019

In honour of Science Week 2019, UCC asked members of its WiSTEM Society to share how science excites and inspires them

A year on from his appointment, Head of UCC Innovation Dr Rich Ferrie discusses the new era for technology transfer at the university. In conversation with Jane Haynes

Graduates recalled special memories of university life as they joined President O'Shea in unveiling the newly-named Alumni Bridge

In UCC's new series of short talks, Relevance to You, some of the university's leading experts share how their research impacts society and daily life

Race-walker Robert Heffernan presented the scholarships alongside UCC's Deputy President and Registrar, Professor John O'Halloran

Professor Paul McSweeney, Vice President for Learning and Teaching, says the ranking 'reflects the importance that UCC places on learning and the student experience'.

UCC has become the first university in the world to be awarded a fourth Green Flag, in acknowledgement of its commitment to a sustainable future

Fresh from being honoured with two prestigious medical awards, Professor Helen Whelton reflects on how a spark of inspiration fueled her trailblazing career. In conversation with Jane Haynes

Now in its 14th year, A Summer's Evening on the Quad returned for a night of top-class entertainment, and all for some very worthy local causes

As he steps into the role of Director of APC Microbiome Ireland, Professor Paul Ross shares his love of science, his greatest moments of discovery, and his high hopes for the SFI Research Centre. In conversation with Jane Haynes

In honour of World Microbiome Day, here are some simple tips for protecting and boosting your microbiome

Dr Cian Desmond, MaREI Research Fellow and Chair of the Wind Energy Science Conference, explains the importance of the four-day event for the future of renewable energy. In conversation with Jane Haynes

Legendary film producer Lord David Puttnam speaks candidly in the latest episode of UCC's podcast, Plain Speaking

The €230 million investment by the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation, through SFI, will benefit approximately 850 researchers employed by six centres

UCC student Sarah Kearney is using beekeeping to teach mindfulness to students from Cork City Learning Support Centre. She shares her story with Jane Haynes

UCC researcher Cian Luck is using GPS tagging and tracking to support seal conservation in Ireland. He shares his research with Jane Haynes

From silverware to the launch of the Sports Strategy, UCC has enjoyed a spectacular year in sport

The feel-good fundraising event of the year, A Summer's Evening on the Quad, is just around the corner

UCC has been acknowledged as a leader for sustainability in the Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings, placing first globally for responsible consumption and production

Professor Murphy served as UCC President for 10 years, between 2007 and 2017

Dr Ailbhe Kavanagh braved icebergs and sub-zero temperatures to spend seven weeks on a research expedition to the Antarctic, in search of the blue whale. She shares her extraordinary experience with Jane Haynes

Aosdána, the affiliation of creative artists in Ireland, held its 40th General Assembly in UCC this month

Keith Humphreys is the latest guest on UCC's official podcast, Plain Speaking

UCC builds on its rich sporting heritage with an ambitious new plan

Nicole Ryan, the powerhouse behind Alex's Adventure, explains how the tragic loss of her brother set her on an unexpected path. In conversation with Jane Haynes

Prof. Cora O'Neill and Hadley Pfalzgraf explain their research into how specific sounds influence brain activity and impact memory. In conversation with Jane Haynes

The ties between University College Cork and Cork City FC run deep, says Paul Wycherley, CCFC General Manager and UCC alumnus. In conversation with Jane Haynes

Episode one of The Irish Revolution aired in a special preview event, attended by President Michael D. Higgins

Jim Corbett explains why the time is right to launch UCC’s new Food Institute

In conversation with Jane Haynes

An Tánaiste Simon Coveney opens Ireland's National Ocean Test Facility at UCC’s Environmental Research Institute

All eyes are on APC Microbiome Ireland, as 10 of the centre’s researchers rank in the top 1 percent of their fields

Andrea Doolan, CEO of Atlantia Food Clinical Trials, charts the company’s journey from spin-out to stateside expansion

In conversation with Jane Haynes

GAA legend Billy Morgan marks 10 years of Sigerson Cup football at UCC

In conversation with Adrian McGearty. Words by Jane Haynes

Soccer star Ciara McNamara considers her next move after leading UCC and Cork City to historic victory

In conversation with Jane Haynes

Jack O’Sullivan has his eyes on the prize after fighting back from injury

In conversation with Adrian McGearty. Words by Jane Haynes

The Irish Revolution is based upon Cork University Press' best-selling Atlas of the Irish Revolution

Attracting a thousand-strong audience, the third annual CUBS Conference played host to world-class panellists and award-winning speakers.

Featuring the work of 1000 young artists, Future Forms captures the next generation’s vision of what Cork City will be like in 200 years. Here, Cork Chamber’s Paula Cogan reveals just how illuminating the final exhibition has proven to be. In conversation with Jane Haynes

After enjoying success on the field and in the boardroom, former Cork star and CEO Mary O’Connor is helping to move the goalposts for women in sport. In conversation with Jane Haynes

The former President of Ireland, who also served as UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, discusses the subject of climate change, with Eoin Hahessy.