University College Cork will today become the world’s first university to be awarded its fourth Green Flag from An Taisce, on behalf of the International Foundation for Environmental Education.

A major joint Irish and Welsh project will seek to unlock the cultural potential of ports of Dublin and Rosslare, and the Welsh ports of Holyhead, Fishguard and Pembroke Dock.

Renowned film producer, Lord David Puttnam, makes a passionate case for a career in the arts in the latest episode of UCC’s Plain Speaking podcast.

A European research team, that included researchers from University College Cork, have found the first evidence of a lost prehistoric settlement in the North Sea.

A breakthrough in the worldwide race to discover higher temperature superconductors has occurred, through jointly co-authored University College Cork (UCC) research.

One of Ireland’s most decorated sports stars was among those conferred with an honorary doctorate at UCC today.

The occupiers of every house in the Cork towns of Rosscarbery and Baltimore in the late 1780s have been revealed in a survey of an extensive Munster landed estate published online for the first time.

UCC Professor of Music, J. Griffith Rollefson, is set to launch the world's first academic journal of international hip hop music, culture, and politics later this week.

In celebration of the UN's World Environment Day today, this year themed Air Pollution, the Centre for Research into Atmospheric Chemistry (CRACLab) at UCC has selected five iconic images to raise awareness about air pollution among decision makers.

Two teams from UCC and Tyndall National Institute have been selected as finalists for the SFI Future Innovator Prize, with each of the teams vying for €1 million in research funding.