UniSA has just launched its Ally Network, a step towards creating a culture that supports sexual and gender diversity within the university. Continue reading University of South Australia & the Rainbow Club announce Ally Network
Australian’s are turning off the news more than ever to escape COVID-19 overload. But what does this mean for aspirational journalists? Continue reading The future of journalism
The university has unveiled a new academic structure comprised of seven units including UniSA Creative, but what does this mean for future and prospective students? Continue reading University of South Australia unveils new academic restructure
COVID-19 is changing the way we live, so what does this mean for already struggling university students and their mental health? Continue reading The next victim of COVID-19: The mental health of university students
Student Services and Amenities Fees are designed to fund non-academic services, but how are they being used while no one can study on campus? Continue reading Student Services and Amenities Fees spending amid COVID-19
UniSA’s Museum of Discovery has launched a new podcast series exploring what Australia’s future could look like to accompany its current Seven Siblings of the Future exhibition. Continue reading MODCast season two imagines what Australia looks like in 2050
Technology like the Internet and social media has opened the door for opportunities for sharing creativity – providing fertile ground for invention and entrepreneurship in South Australia Continue reading Creative Disruption: how emerging technologies are driving creative industries prosperity in SA
It is universally acknowledged that spontaneous experiences can often be the most fulfilling. Continue reading UniSA student receives life-changing grant
Springtime heralds one danger that darkens the clear skies: magpies.
Continue reading Australia’s social, yet savage songbirds prepare for their annual swooping season
On any given night in South Australia, around 6000 people are experiencing homelessness – nationally, it’s over 100,000 people. Continue reading UniSA and Vinnies fight homelessness with community sleepout
