A group of IT Sligo Tourism undergraduates has teamed up with a Sligo-born author to promote a literary son of the county and his world-renowned work. No, not WB Yeats, but Bram Stoker and his iconic Dracula. The students are ...Read More

IT Sligo women soccer players have notched up another memorable victory and will soon head to Spain to represent Ireland. They won the WSCAI Intervarsities Futsal tournament for the first time, a great victory in a tournament that has seen ...Read More

Hats off to high-scoring students who underlined IT Sligo’s stature as a launch pad for the next generation of innovative engineers during ‘Engineers Week 2013’, organised by Engineers Ireland.   Matched against 15 submissions from 10 other colleges and universities, ...Read More

Ireland's first Engineering Dojo took place at IT Sligo this weekend. The Engineering Dojo, which is following in the footsteps of the successful Coder Dojo forums, will harness the strengths of a number of engineering companies in the North West region ...Read More

Third level students across the Republic have paid a poignant national tribute to Luke Savage, an inspirational IT Sligo student who died last year. He has been posthumously named as winner of the award for “Outstanding Contribution to Student Life” ...Read More

IT Sligo student Fawwaz AlShammari was acknowledged for his participation in the 2012-2013 Education in Ireland International Student Ambassador Programme at a reception hosted by President Michael D Higgins.   First year Biomedical student Fawwaz, who is from Kuwait, was ...Read More

Staff and students at IT Sligo have been speaking on RTE’s Nationwide about the Institute’s brand-new Student Entrepreneurship Scholarships and the bright new prospects they could open up for the young entrepreneurs of tomorrow. Launched by IT Sligo President, Professor Terri Scott, the ...Read More

Health conscious undergraduates at IT Sligo have been cooking up a novel way of alerting their friends to the importance of healthy eating. Three of them devised a “Come Dine with Me” project, modelled on the television series, persuading nine ...Read More

A fascination with prehistoric amber and a specialised archaeology degree have led to publishing success for Lisa Moloney, a post graduate researcher at IT Sligo. The majority of amber beads found in  bogland hoards and caves in Ireland date to ...Read More

A successful series of IT Sligo archaeology lectures examining aspects of human habitation, practices and folklore dating back into prehistory has reached its final stages, with just two more talks left to go. The organisers, the appositely named Stones and ...Read More

Two teams of students from IT Sligo have won awards at the 2013 Games Fleadh. The Games Fleadh is one of Ireland's largest student computer and console games programming festivals and provides students with a valuable opportunity to connect with ...Read More