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Universities say they are under severe financial strain with losses in commercial income set to climb to €270 million due to the pandemic. The sector(...)

The former managing editor of The Irish Times Eoin McVey has been appointed as the chair of the National Library of Ireland. Mr McVey has served on (...)

Third-level colleges have said they are committed to “maximising” the on-campus experience for students and are now advanced in planning a return to c(...)

A global initiative to challenge “fake news” on migration and immigration is being spearheaded by NUI Galway, the International Organisation for Migra(...)

Young people overwhelmingly believe in the principle of sexual consent, but sometimes feel embarrassed about raising the subject , a new study has fou(...)

All students at NUI Galway are to be required to sign a new pledge to adhere to public health advice and to “behave responsibly”. Any breach of the g(...)

These are strange days for the distance runner. I rang Ciarán Ó Lionáird during the week to find out was he serious about wanting to come home to run (...)

NUI Galway has challenged a finding in an interim report of the Mother and Baby Homes Commission of Investigation that its medical school had received(...)

It’s Dream Mile night, Oslo, and at the bell Ray Flynn is right on the heels of John Walker and Steve Scott, all three running somewhere around world (...)

As prospective students finalise their CAO choices and social restrictions introduced to disrupt the coronavirus pandemic are eased, what should this (...)