Whether it be the amount of business cards in your wallet or your number of connections on LinkedIn, here are five tips to help you expand your networks at university. Continue reading Why should I bother with networking at university?
nternships, travel, connections, and taking advantage of each opportunity can help students make the most of their university degrees. Continue reading Ps might get degrees, but you should still make the most of university
Exploring the effect COVID-19 has on individuals, Disruption Theatre’s ‘Mosaic’ is a celebration of strength in diversity despite isolation Continue reading Review: Disruption Theatre offers innovative live performance in ‘Mosaic’
UniSA is taking a forward-looking approach to offer an inclusive, safe, but challenging space to think about the roles culture plays in notions of femininity, masculinity, gender, sexuality, and identity. Continue reading UniSA students to study gender, sexuality and representation
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
South Australian high school students want more from their sex education, so what is missing from the curriculum and why is it so important in the first place? Continue reading Fulfilment over fear: what SA students want from their sex education
A year on from when we last spoke to the TABOO girls, On The Record contributor, Alyssa Cairo, takes a deeper look into Isobel Marshall’s life as a university student fighting period poverty. Continue reading Fighting menstrual TABOO one pad at a time
Author, trail runner, blogger, philanthropist and all-round creative, Sputnik, tells his story – from 100km runs to his multiple novels and everything in between. Continue reading Sputnik says
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
As of today, your favourite South Australian cafes and restaurants will be allowed to seat up to 20 people, but what do cafe owners think about these changes? Continue reading It’s brunch time!
