Providing a link between sciences and humanities, this exhibition in Trinity College Library looks at the fascinating activities of Preservation & Conservation.

The Final Year Students of the BA in Mathematics and Education at NUI Galway cordially invite you to the 2nd Annual Research Symposium…

Galway’s first-ever CoderDojo – which teaches young people how to write code for computers – takes place each Saturday at two locations in NUIG.

Minister Ruairí Quinn has announced details of a national anti-bullying forum, to take place on May 17, to explore ways of tackling bullying in schools.

Minister Ruairí Quinn has confirmed that the student contribution charge will increase by €250 annually for the next three years, reaching €3,000 by 2015.

The silver anniversary celebrations of Erasmus, the world’s most successful student exchange programme, were launched today by Androulla Vassiliou.

An integrated and innovative course for the teaching of the Irish curriculum, researched and written by teachers with many years’ experience.

A 22-year-old student of international business and Japanese at DCU has obtained injunctions against a number of internet firms, including Facebook.

As the closing date for submission of CAO applications approaches, thousands of students across the country will be wrestling with career and college choices.

Minister for Education and Skills Ruairí Quinn thanked the Irish Second Level Student’s Union for their report titled ‘Naming the Reformed Junior Cycle’.

Fine Gael TD Anthony Lawlor said he had no intention of asking gardaí to remove members of Maynooth Students’ Union occupying his office in Naas.

Four male students who staged a sit-in at the Department of Social Protection on November 29 have been released. A file has been sent to DPP.

On November 24, members of USI mounted a symbolic funeral cortège across Dublin, to signify that further fee increases would “kill” education.

Institutes of Technology Ireland (IOTI) has signed an agreement with Colleges Ontario which will see some 1,000 Canadians studying in Irish institutes.

As part of TCD Mental Health Week, students from across Dublin gathered at the university on October 26 in an effort to reduce mental health stigma.

As 55,000 students receive their Leaving Cert results today, USI wishes them well and reminds them there are many ways into Higher Education.

In a statement to The Irish Independent on Aug 16, Minister Ruairí Quinn ruled out any possibility of state-funded loan scheme for third level students.

A dedicated hotline for first year students, their parents and advisors, will open at NUI Galway on Tues 16 August and will run until 23 Sept 2011.

Legal advisor Deborah Kearney discusses the rules surrounding school admission policies in light of the comprehensive DES review currently underway.

The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) has called on Minister Ruairí Quinn to honour the pre-election commitment signed by him regarding college fees.