UniSA’s Museum of Discovery (better known as MOD) launched its new exhibition last Friday night, entitled ‘Hedonism’. Continue reading New York artist’s pursuit of pleasure at new MOD exhibition
Budding journalist Alex Dalziel said he learned more Indonesian after five weeks of study in Jakarta than after two years of taking the language in high school back in Australia. Continue reading Neighbours or Strangers? Live-in experiences aim to improve Indonesian-Australian ties
After a seven-month hiatus, On the Record is back for 2019. Continue reading OTR launches for 2019: A word from the editors
Australian students are making the most of their university’s growing international partnerships, with student exchanges providing travel and business opportunities. Continue reading University exchange programs proven to be beneficial for students
Students from Adelaide’s two leading universities have expressed their concerns over Tuesday afternoon’s surprise merger announcement Continue reading Students express their concerns after Adelaide’s two leading universities announce merge negotiations
South Australia’s two largest universities have announced they are looking at merging. Continue reading SA’s biggest universities to make a super uni
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
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
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
The Rainbow Club at University of South Australia’s Magill campus welcomed a new ‘safe space’ for LGBTQIA+ students on March 28. Continue reading University of South Australia welcomes ‘safe space’ for queer-identifying students
