UniSA student raising money to help those with spinal cord injuries
The Wings for Life World Run is a global charity run which donates 100 per cent of its proceeds to spinal cord research. Continue reading UniSA student raising money to help those with spinal cord injuries
Pridham Hall opens at UniSA
The University of South Australia has made a new addition to the West End of Hindley Street in the CBD, with Pridham Hall, today opening to the public. Continue reading Pridham Hall opens at UniSA
An Impending Blue Wave: Why the 2018 Midterms are So Important
History is also against Republicans. Continue reading An Impending Blue Wave: Why the 2018 Midterms are So Important
Everything university students need to know about the 2018 Budget
But what’s in store for university students? Continue reading Everything university students need to know about the 2018 Budget
Fuel prices are shocking and they’re still on the rise
You are not alone if you’ve been sacrificing your morning coffee for that dreaded visit to the fuel pump, as petrol prices skyrocket across Adelaide. Continue reading Fuel prices are shocking and they’re still on the rise
Blood Service urging new donors to step in as plasma demand rises
Help save three lives. Give the gift of blood. Continue reading Blood Service urging new donors to step in as plasma demand rises
Teen Delinquency – No End in Sight
Peer pressure is a term one should be all too familiar with when dealing with a teenager in high school. Continue reading Teen Delinquency – No End in Sight
Banking On A Culture Of Reform
The bell can’t be unrung for the Australian banking and financial institutions. Continue reading Banking On A Culture Of Reform
PETA urges UniSA to stop using animals in campus events
In an email to the university, the animal rights organisation questioned the ethics of having these animal encounters on campus. Continue reading PETA urges UniSA to stop using animals in campus events
Festival culture in Australia: Is it an issue?
Within five minutes of entering the festival, illicit substances could be smelt or seen through the behaviour of festivalgoers, making it clear party drugs were the go-to. Continue reading Festival culture in Australia: Is it an issue?
