DIT’s Kevin Street campus on 3.57 acres sells for €140m
Developer Johnny Ronan beaten in bidding war by former RGRE employee
Irish innovators determined not to be kept out of Elon Musk’s loop
Éirloop team set to compete in Hyperloop challenge in California
DIT Hothouse scheme to bring R&D resources to small firms
Open Labs initiative allows access to college facilities and 600 researchers
DCU dethrone Fitzgibbon Cup holders Mary Immaculate College
Strong finish earns Dublin college a place in the last four
Flanagan’s goals help DIT to victory over IT Tralee
Cavan player’s two-goal salvo in second quarter secures Sigerson Cup last four spot
The shortest day: Celebrate the solstice like the Celts
Smashing Times theatre company has organised a free family-friendly festival to mark the day
Voluntary code on junk food doomed to failure, say academics
Getting food companies to police sector is like using ‘Dracula to head up the blood bank’
Bartra spending spree moves to home delivery
Property firm’s sites about to bear new homes fruit in Stoneybatter, Santry and Blackrock
What can be done about housing crisis? Experts give their views
Suggestions include a site planning tax and ways to tackle the number of vacant houses
Student entrepreneurs begin DIT start-up accelerator programme
I-Cubed provides €5,000 tax-free stipend, mentorship, workshops and office space
Report criticises DIT’s lack of oversight on €30 million in spending
External report finds lack of management oversight and breaches in purchasing policy
Concerns raised over spending issues at DIT subsidiary
An Chéim’s board conducted ‘forensic analysis’ of services provided to tech company
Why Law? Degree teaches a range of useful life and employment skills
Law helps students develop diverse skill sets including research, analysis and problem solving
Government’s housing figures are ‘misleading’, expert says
Dr Lorcan Sirr criticises method of counting new-builds following ‘Irish Times’ report
Wild Geese: Aiveen Kearney, CFO Holcim Australia/New Zealand
‘If you’ll excuse the pun, I believe I’ve ‘cemented’ my career’
Gearóid Hegarty inspires UL to victory over DIT
Limerick students pull away from Dublin rivals to book semi-final place in Sigerson Cup
St Mary’s shock Sigerson Cup favourites DCU-Dóchas Éireann
UCD master University of Ulster challenge while UCC defeat IT Carlow after extra-time
League tables a reminder of inequality in Irish society
Figures show fewer pupils from poor socio-economic backgrounds attend university
RDS Visual Arts Awards: encouraging a new generation
Revamped event, with prize fund of €20,000, showcases the work of emerging artists
‘Internet of Things’ company PTC to create 50 jobs in Dublin
Firm stablishing R&D centre in the capital with initial roles include DevOps engineers
Student union hopes to register thousands of voters in coming days
USI begins new ‘Rock the Register’ drive as part of initiative ahead of general election deadline
Muslim women ‘entitled to privacy’ Garda says
Screens provided for visa applicants at offices of the Garda National Immigration Bureau
Young people feel ‘just say no to drugs’ line is a lie - Ó Ríordáin
Minister with Responsibility for Drugs says advice on drug use should not be moralistic
‘Young university’ rankings: DCU up, Maynooth down
DIT and Ulster University make top 100 for the up-and-coming third-level institutions
Fitzgibbon Cup holders WIT secure victory with second-half showing
DIT manage just three scores from play as WIT defence dominates
Cog Notes: UCC second in league of environmentally friendly universities
Criteria include the preservation of lawns and forests, use of energy-efficient appliances, waste recycling, environmental course offerings and number of cars entering the campus daily
Cog Notes: Douglas finds wonder in RJ Palacio’s book
Plus, students up for ‘Oscars’; and a survey on small schools
Cog Notes: You’ve heard of DIT, now get used to MTU
Under the Technological Universities Bill, the merged educational bodies will adopt an interim name
NUI Galway and DCU score top marks in European survey
Two of five Irish insitutions get four As, putting them in same league as Oxford, says study
Children’s digital skills don’t match their confidence levels, report finds
43 per cent of nine to 16-year-olds don’t know how to report abuse online, survey reveals
College mergers will have to be done on a ‘shoestring’
Third-level chief says creation of two technological universities to cost €30 million
Sigerson Cup: Corofin trio stand out in GMIT win over DIT
The Dublin side had their Sigerson dream ended after an excellent O’Byrne Cup run
Dublin hurling boss Ger Cunningham gets off to a winning start
Eamonn Dillon and the versatile Liam Rushe score a combined 2-9 against DIT
Kildare progress to O’Byrne Cup final despite missed opportunities
Déise shock Rebels to reach McGrath Cup final for first time in 12 years
Extra payments to retiring teachers take up €25m of budget overrun
Minister seeks third-party intervention to avert another strike by secondary teachers
Apps demand drives growth in creative digital media course
Course equips students with skills required to create the services and content for latest communications devices
Developers sought for €200 million DIT campus at Grangegorman
Dublin Institute of Technology is to move to central campus from 2017
Concept of transport through a long tube could speed sci-vision into reality
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has dared to dream: his ‘Hyperloop’ train could make serious tracks
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