Grief is a Part of Life. It’s Time We Learned to Talk About It
Grief is an ever-evolving set of emotions, and we shouldn't hide from that, writes Molly Furey.
Lenny Abrahamson is Taking Irish Film in a New Direction
Academy Award-nominated director Lenny Abrahamson talks about directing Normal People, rom-coms – and why he needs to get Sky TV.
In Ireland and the US, Academics Fight for a New, Kinder Higher Education
For some students, conventional higher education pathways aren't the answer. Schemes around the world are being set up to help.
Trinity Scientist Helps Show Many Teenage Cannabis Users Use Drug Daily
Catherine Comiskey, from Trinity’s School of Nursing, took part in a study of teenagers receiving treatment for cannabis use.
Universities Repeat Call for €337m Third-Level Funding in Budget 2020
Jim Miley, the head of the Irish Universities Association, told the Oireachtas today that government funding in higher education is 'urgent'.
Athsheoladh Cúrsa Gaeilge Saor in Aisce ar Líne ag DCU
Díreoidh an cúrsa ar gnéithe bunúsacha na Gaeilge agus ar an gcultúr gaelach.
UCDSU President Condemns ‘Outrageous’ UCD Air Travel Expenses
In a letter published in the Irish Times today, Joanna Siewierska criticised UCD's spending on luxury air fares for staff.
For Quality and Equality, Public Funding is Higher Education’s Best Option
Loans are not the answer – Ireland needs investment in higher education, argues Laura Harmon.
In Rural Tipperary, a Printing Press Led by Curiosity, not Cost
In the hills of Tipperary, Simon Cutts and Erica Van Horn challenge artistic conventions with their Coracle printing press.
This Ain’t No Disco on Breaking the Barriers Between Artist and Audience
This Ain't No Disco is an online showcase of live music and interviews that promotes underrepresented musicians.