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Collaborations between writer and historian Conor McCabe and artist Augustine O’Donoghue include a series of door mats with political messages and a new event called Counter-Culture Nights

Many were from the vanished tribe of Catholic ‘loyalists’ who saw no contradiction between their faith, desire for Home Rule and loyalty to the British Empire

PSNI investigating scenes of public disorder outside Queen’s University as US presidential candidate spoke at summit

Protesters chanted ‘shame’ and carried Palestinian flags and a cut-out of the US politician with blood on her hands

Survey finds Windsor Framework rules, under which the North continues to follow some EU laws on goods, backed by majority in North as Assembly vote looms

Under-25s divide equally between a united Ireland or staying in the United Kingdom

The foundation sacrifice

Hera will seek to gather new data and insights about how to deflect asteroids which may be bound for Earth

Cheaper cost of living and being able to afford that move away from home prove an irresistible attraction

Tyndall contended there was no point in the history of the cosmos when ‘creative acts’ of a ‘deity’ were required

New digital archive of first ordnance survey maps of island of Ireland coincides with completion of first detailed national land cover map

A scheme set up in 2020 funds tuition fees and accommodation, but not visa or travel costs

Research has found universities play a key role in perpetuating unsustainability and are increasingly being run as businesses

Michelle O’Neill hopes first draft of Bill for redress scheme will be introduced in Assembly before year-end

Campaigner says college used the remains of 1,980 people from mother and baby homes for research purposes

Stormont committee told it is not known what happened to vast majority of remains and body parts after use in research and teaching

Animal study insights likely to apply to humans with possible implications for neurological disorders in later life

More accessible training expected to help the ‘most marginalised’ young people towards better jobs

QUB team successfully deploy technology on satellites that can constantly turn to face the sun and send power back to Earth in form of microwave energy

For nearly one billion people in the developing world, glasses are a luxury that many cannot afford

Mistakes in dealing with terrorism in Northern Ireland are being repeated elsewhere, argues Prof Richard English in a new book

The Belfast-born academic had a particularly distinguished and innovative reputation in the field of early modern Irish history

Researchers are working to develop implantable tissue to treat cartilage damage and osteoarthritis

The body of a young male was found in an area made famous by the work of the late Nobel laureate poet Seamus Heaney

One of the main reasons start-ups fail is because they have a solution in search of a problem rather than the other way around

Are higher education students being prepared for a more climate-destabilised and ecologically-degraded world?

Data on how many students from each school progress to third-level colleges is compiled from two primary sources

Co Down actor, who starred in Kenneth Branagh’s Belfast and in TV series The Tourist, joins F1 pundit Bernadette Collins and former SDLP leader Mark Durkan in receiving doctorate

University of Limerick and Queen’s University Belfast report recommends collaborative learning to address hate on island of Ireland

Ambulance personnel in Northern Ireland are called to about 2,000 overdoses per quarter as Stormont stalemate leaves region without ministers to make decisions

Queen’s University Belfast research finds opioids most common contributing factor in deaths due to misuse of illegal substances

Irish astronomer makes key observation leading to detection of gamma-ray burst

Queen’s University Belfast study warns that using AI technologies such as video monitoring to tackle fraud may impair integrity of elections if widely used

Belfast-born poet’s writing was vast in its contemplation of time and mortality

New report says compensation awarded during height of conflict ‘unequal and inadequate’ with women routinely discriminated against

Republic has ‘two very strong legal arguments’ to present in Europe if taking inter-state case against British government

Far lower rents are encouraging more and more students from south of the Border to attend universities in Northern Ireland

Original centre was opened by the Nobel Prize-winning poet in 2004

Researchers say more psychological services needed for mental health of victims and survivors

Funding to be used to help students avail of academic mobilities and internships across Europe after Brexit