Cork will join 24 other capitals across Europe in celebrating research, with a series of free public events across the city on Friday 27 September.

Research has found that women with high blood pressure in pregnancy, including conditions such as preeclampsia, have an increased risk of developing cardiovascular disorders later in life, including stroke and heart failure.

Calling all families and sports enthusiasts, this Saturday, University College Cork stages its first Festival of Sport.

New molecules, developed by researchers in UCC, have been shown to dramatically improve the effectiveness of existing antibiotics against several strains of infectious diseases and will help address the growing problem of antimicrobial resistance.

A unique exhibition which showcases some of the most significant and surprising astronomical breakthroughs over the last century will open in Cork city next week.

A new Irish-speaking school in the Knocknaheeny area of Cork city, supported by UCC in its development, made history this week as it welcomed its first intake of 10 students.

Some of Ireland’s leading filmmakers, novelists and musicians will gather together for a public event at University College Cork (UCC) on Wednesday, September 11.

University College Cork (UCC) today welcomes the awarding of funding under the Higher Education Strategic Infrastructure Fund (HESIF). 

Students and staff across 10 of Ireland’s third level institutions have been recognised today (August 28) for their efforts to reduce harm experienced by students from excessive alcohol consumption with a UCC-led programme.

UCC’s School of English and Digital Humanities has announced the appointment of internationally-renowned writer John Banville as Visiting Professor of Creative Writing for the coming academic year.