This the third year in a row that the number of candidates taking the Junior Cycle examinations has exceeded 70,000

A new curriculum was introduced last month and includes revised courses for biology, chemistry, physics, business and classical languages

It comes following Friday’s Leaving Certificate results and this week’s third-level CAO offers

Last month, the US Embassy in Dublin said students applying for J-1 visas will undergo ‘comprehensive and thorough vetting’ of their social media.

The number of students sitting State exams has passed 140,000 for the first time

It is believed those who have already received their J1 visas for the US this summer are unlikely to be impacted

The three brought cases to overturn their expulsions from the institute over four alleged fights

Thousands of beds used to accommodate Ukrainians fleeing the war are expected to be freed up for student accommodation this year

A new report into housing in Ireland by the Irish Council for International Students has revealed that one in 20 international students are being exposed to proposals of rent-free accommodation in exchange for sex

This is your election, the Sinn Fein president told a group of students at Dublin City University.

One-off measures should be replaced with meaningful action, a student representative has said.

AS SETU and Carlow College prepare to welcome back students, those seeking accommodation are being urged to be wary of scams. Gardaí have warned that one-third of all accommodation fraud reports occur during August and September.

Students looking for rental accommodation have been urged to be wary of scams ahead of the new academic year

Amongst the allegations are that the three were involved in an alleged aggressive physical altercation with each other.

Good news for student renters

The new legislation was passed by the Oireachtas on Thursday

Pro-Palestinian activists have blocked off access to the historic Book of Kells at the Dublin university site.

Nadia Calvino said the investment had benefited climate infrastructure, schools and healthcare.

The extended payments, announced in Budget 2024, will be made until the student’s 19th birthday

Queen’s University Belfast vice-chancellor Professor Sir Ian Greer has called for an increase in the cap on student numbers.

The Minister for Further and Higher Education said he was further ’emboldened’ not to rely on private providers for student accommodation

Gyan Wickremasinghe is a student at Queen’s originally from Sri Lanka, who has been studying in Belfast for five years.

Galway was named the top city in the world for 'student friendliness'

The new research also found that the majority of teenagers who could be paid the sub-minimum wage rate are receiving higher pay