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.

Ireland’s Secret Past: Unlocking Our Fossil Heritage at UCC has been selected as one of Ireland’s best STEM education and public engagement projects and will receive funding through SFI’s Discover Programme.

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.

University College Cork will host its inaugural Refugee Week from February 5 to 9, with an exciting line-up of events for the public.

January is the month of resolutions and fresh starts. 

New research has shown that mammals such as the fox, red deer and hare are becoming increasingly hemmed in by human-dominated landscapes.

University College Cork will launch its online Bystander Intervention programme on Monday (January 28) at a conference to be attended by the Minister of State for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O'Connor.