Everything you need to know about Ireland’s institutes of technology
Life on campus: here is what the country’s IoTs have to offer
Institute of Technology Tallaght
An Italian treat pops up in Dublin
Food File: From Indie Beer Week to a Tallaght food education and a Michelin star visits Ballymaloe
Amazon partners with IT Tallaght for technician programme
Bursary initiative to train 20 students in cloud technology and data centre skills
DIT academics have ‘significant concerns’ over amalgamation
More academics criticise process of setting up Dublin technology university
DIT academics criticise institute’s president over merger
Senior staff accuse Prof Brian Norton of not taking their concerns on the plans seriously
Calories, nutrition, mindfulness: what Foodology students learn
The MSc students learn about portion control, hospital food and mindful eating
The college experience – more than just a degree
University is where you will gain knowledge you can use throughout your life. We spoke to six university presidents for their take on what third level has to offer
Brian Dempsey appointed president of IPAV
DNG partner, and the pinstripe-clad estate agent who featured on RTE's ‘Desperate House Buys’ programme
Rampant Japanese knotweed undermining house values and a hidden cost to buyers
Invasive plant species can devalue properties substantially and cost home-owners tens of thousands of euro
Plan to prosecute firms who offer paid-for essays to students
While current guidelines deal with plagiarism, they do not address ‘essay mills’
Irish firm’s invention puts cheap solar power on the horizon
Nines PV’s new dry etching method could reduce cost of making solar cells by up to 25%
Seaweed helps bees ward off devastating bugs
Irish firm Advance Science creates natural supplement HiveAlive to boost health of hives
Cork Institute of Technology president likely to step down early
Move appears to follow concerns over public sector staff working beyond retirement age
Jupiter mission may unlock the solar system’s secrets
The Juno satellite is en route to the mysterious planet, and it could help to reveal how the solar system was formed
How much do chaplaincy services cost each third-level institution?
Higher Education Authority report shows how much each college pays to provide service
New IPAV president sets out his stall
Alan Redmond is encouraging young people to consider the occupation of valuing
Essays for sale: a new wave of plagiarism
Students who use online essay-writing services face sanction if caught. As for the final product, our experiment suggests such work is far from guaranteed to pass
Scientists await Pluto pictures after New Horizons does flyby
Vessel flashed past mysterious dwarf planet travelling at pace of 14km per second
New Horizons prepares for a close encounter with mysterious Pluto
Much of our understanding of Pluto is educated guesswork. That should change when a probe completes its flyby of the dwarf planet on July 14th
Space race: the satellite that’s catching up with a comet
A space adventure to land on a comet, ‘one of the most extraordinary feats of space engineering ever achieved’, is close to happening after a 10-year mission
DIT makes ‘top 100’ for up-and-coming third-level institutions
College listed 94th on Times Higher Education’s 100 under 50 ranking
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