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His influential research spanned four decades, during which he fought racism, sexism, homophobia and other prejudices

From radio cabinets ‘of rare beauty’ to the new Sky Glass, designers have sought to ease old anxieties about living-room tech

Smart Money: Male and female graduates get roughly the same pay when they enter the workforce, but not for long

Read about inspiring students, amazing alumni and how, amid a world in flux, MU is stepping up to lead

Tributes paid to campaigner who lectured in Maynooth University

This year’s Classics Now festival recognises how the current classical cultural resurgence has been driven by prominent female writers and historians

Amanda Jane Graham’s exhibition untangles the roots of a maligned profession

Report finds many Youthreach staff do not have equivalent pay and conditions to colleagues in secondary education

Huxley finally became an Irish citizen in 2018 at the age of 86, having spent a good part of his life teaching here

Research Lives: Prof Fiona Walsh, Human Health Institute, Maynooth University

University says underfunding and high student-staff ratios to blame for drop down global league table

Línte na Farraige will use visual light installations to show impact of storm surges around Irish coastline

The project, due to be completed by July, was being funded through a €150 annual student levy since 2015

TU Dublin and Trinity College Dublin report highest number of cases between 2019 and 2022

Even after its abolition in 1973, the bar continued to cast a shadow over women working in the public service for decades

New to the Parish: Dr Aziz Mohibbi and his family arrived from Afghanistan in 2021

Academic on €154,000 salary claimed he had no role or work, and secondment constituted a penalisation

University warns students facing ‘huge challenge’ to find housing for coming college term

Most Irish universities lose ground in the latest QS World University Rankings for 2023

Resulting from prolonged or obstructed labour, the consequences can be lifelong

RIA president commends scholarly achievements, international distinction, contributions to Irish society

Food File: Sole opens seven days; Airfield's social enterprise market; Micil wins top award; and stress-free home cooking

More than 130 events around country to teach people ‘how to make space for nature’

Up to 15% of the world’s beaches face ‘severe erosion’ by 2050

Funded projects to cover areas such as as crop resilience and DNA

What to think of if you are thinking of changing your CAO course choices

Subject profile: We look at the possibilities offered by a qualification in Law

A selection of popular and less well-known courses that may be right for you

Recent flooding events reinforce the need to fully understand how sea levels are changing around Ireland with the biggest cities being most at risk

Global sea levels factored into flood defences says senior council engineer

Analysis of Dublin Bay over eight decades confirms sea-level rise faster than expected

If the world is to have any chance of avoiding the ravages of climate disruption the most effective action is weaning off fossil fuels while scaling up renewables

College will rebrand as as ‘Ollscoil na Gaillimhe - University of Galway’ this summer

From camping holidays abroad to weddings, parties, J-1s and gigs, there's a summer of fun ahead

Wild Geese: Kildare native says Melbourne is pricey but has ‘remarkable’ health system

The 24-year-old beat Galway’s Liam Nolan by 2&1 in the decider at Rosses Point

Maynooth University initiative to provide one-stop shop for students and academics

An Appreciation

Increased anxiety and stress among students and casual staff is demoralising education

Study adds weight to case for urgent action on air pollution, say experts