Day: December 6, 2025
What the Zero Tolerance Pledge Means for TU Dublin On 2 December 2025, TU Dublin became the first university in Ireland to publicly sign the Zero Tolerance Pledge, a community‑led initiative that declares violence against women is not tolerated within participating organisations or on their premises. The pledge is more than a symbolic statement; it […]
How the Partnership Enhances Eye Care Access in Dublin The National Optometry Centre has launched a year‑long outreach clinic in partnership with the Capuchin Day Centre, bringing essential eye examinations and spectacles to residents who otherwise face barriers to care. The initiative is a concrete example of how university programmes can collaborate with community organisations […]
Understanding the Limerick Framework for Action The Limerick Framework for Action is a newly launched international roadmap that seeks to embed health and wellbeing across every facet of higher education. It was formally introduced in Dublin this week and represents a coordinated vision for creating healthier, more inclusive, and supportive learning environments in universities and […]
Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin, has announced a new partnership with the Eddie Jordan Foundation (EJF) aimed at advancing motorsport engineering education for students across Ireland. The collaboration focuses on four key areas—upskilling, industry connections, events, and pathway support—providing students with the resources and mentorship needed to thrive in the high‑performance motorsport arena. […]
Overview of the Historic Visit On 2 December 2025, Trinity College Dublin hosted Ukraine’s First Lady, Olena Zelenska, marking the first official visit by a Ukrainian head‑of‑state to Ireland. The event underscored the university’s commitment to fostering international dialogue and highlighted the deep cultural ties between Ireland and Ukraine. Key Highlights of the Visit Book […]
Why the Global Coalition Matters for Ukrainian Studies University College Cork (UCC) has taken a decisive step by joining the Global Coalition for Ukrainian Studies, a network of more than 40 institutions dedicated to embedding Ukrainian history, politics, society, language, and culture into research agendas and teaching programmes. This move signals a broader commitment to […]
Celebrating a Legacy: UCC’s 180‑Year Journey In December 2025, University College Cork (UCC) opened a new exhibition titled Celebrating 180 Years: University College Cork in Society in the Boole Library. The event was inaugurated by Taoiseach Micheál Martin, a proud UCC alumnus, and highlighted the university’s enduring influence on Ireland’s intellectual, cultural, and social landscape. Why […]
Why the Sustainability Institute Matters for Ireland’s Green Future University College Cork (UCC) has officially launched the Sustainability Institute, a strategic evolution of its former Environmental Research Institute (ERI). The new institute consolidates more than 400 researchers and aligns with UCC’s core values of stewardship and scientific excellence. By positioning itself as a national and […]
On Thursday, November 13, 2025, Griffith College Cork marked a pivotal moment for its students, faculty, and the wider community. The campus hosted a vibrant graduation ceremony that not only celebrated academic achievement but also highlighted the values of leadership and teamwork that define the institution. With over 400 graduates across business, law, computing, and […]
Celebrating a National Champion: Rachael Blackmore’s Award at Griffith College On 5 November 2025, the Dublin campus of Griffith College hosted a momentous ceremony that highlighted the intersection of sporting excellence and academic recognition. Grand National and Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Rachael Blackmore was presented with the college’s prestigious Professional Excellence Award, a testament to […]
