A growing number of freshers experience stress and anxiety. They are encouraged to seek help early and to attend welfare events such puppy cuddling, writes Helen O’Callaghan

The Department of Foreign Affairs has received no information that would suggest Irish J-1 visas are under threat, despite weekend reports that the US administration is considering “major reductions” in the number of summer work exchange visitors.

More than half of students are spending up to €500 a month on rent according to new research

Over €20,000 in deposits was paid to a scammer who pretended to be the landlord of a Dublin property he was about to vacate.

Financial advice with Grainne McGuinness

Third-level student representatives are urging political support for a Dáil motion that calls for rejection of income-contingent loans.

The Union of Students in Ireland are calling on the Government to reduce third-level fees by at least €250 in Budget 2018.

Garda Jim Herlihy details the extraordinary life and times of Patrick Joseph ‘PJ’ Kerrigan, an ex-RIC member, soldier in two armies, and bigamist, who became the first Civic Guard of the Irish Free State