Trinity College Dublin's University Times has been crowned Newspaper of the Year at the 2022 National Student Media Awards. At a ceremony in the capital's Aviva Stadium - the first public gathering for the so-called Smedias since the outbreak of the Covid 19 pandemic in 2019 - Trinity took home seven of the 35 awards on offer.
Nowadays, when we in The Irish Times want to know what the common man is thinking, we put aside our Somerville and Ross novels, cupboard toasters and homemade jam, and look at the "Top 10 TV Programmes in Ireland Today" bit on Netflix, which we are using with a cousin's subscription because none of us has a television.
Ainm nua: It was formerly known as Queen's College Galway and University College Galway. Now, NUI Galway plans to change its name once again this summer. The university's governing authority on Wednesdayapproved renaming of the institution to Ollscoil na Gaillimhe - University of Galway.
Applications for the Irish Times Mary Maher Bursary 2022 are now open. This bursary has been set up in memory of Mary Maher, pioneering journalist, feminist activist and social justice campaigner. Journalism remains a keystone of our democracy and a desirable career. However, it may not be a pathway that is open to all.
Something of a sensation in France, where this handsome nature documentary won the inaugural Climate prize at Cannes, was named best documentary at both the Lumières and César Awards, and scared up 500,000 cinema admissions in six weeks, The Velvet Queen is quite unlike any other wildlife film.
A senior Trinity College Dublin professor is to be appointed the first president of South East Technological University.
Young people in the Republic have higher levels of educational attainment compared to Northern Ireland, according to a new cross-Border study by the ESRI.
Better Call Saul and Selling Sunset return for fresh seasons while Ozark concludes - 10 of the best new TV shows to watch in April.
Media coverage of the Leaving Certificate in Ireland was almost unique in the world and contributed greatly to the stress of pupils and parents, the Oireachtas Committee on Education, Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science was told on Tuesday.
Is minic don ghleacaí milis sleamhain nach mian leis dul i ngleic le ceist chasta i gceart tarraingt ar sheanchleas, sainmhíniú an fhocail.
