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
Social distancing has become the norm throughout the country in recent weeks, but is it actually viable for every Australian? Continue reading Social distancing ‘logistically impossible’ for Aboriginal Australians living in overcrowded, remote communities
The once cringe-worthy throwback looks of the late ‘90s and early 2000s are back in full force for 2020. Continue reading The ’90s and 2000s fashion trends making a stylish comeback
There is no doubt that COVID-19 is changing the world we’re living in, but it is small businesses that are facing the brunt of it. Continue reading The effect of COVID-19 on small businesses: what can we do to help?
From panic-buying to product restrictions, difficult customers and maintaining mental health, four supermarket employees share their experiences as they continue to work on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading It started with toilet paper
The exciting, new trial of electric scooters along Adelaide’s coastline has been short-lived as the scooters were removed from SA beaches in an effort to contain COVID-19. Continue reading Disappointment as commuters lose scooters
Catalunya square is empty, the streets are empty, the police are stopping anyone walking in twos. Spain is in lockdown and UniSA alumna, Clare Kinloch, describes what life is like stuck indoors in Barcelona during this growing COVID-19 crisis. Continue reading Life in lockdown: “It didn’t seem real to me until it was real”
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
With assignments coming in thick and fast, and with leisure time becoming harder to find, the next few months can be very difficult for students. Continue reading R U OK?: How universities are getting students talking about mental health
Most people will tell you winter is their least favourite season because of the colder weather, lack of sun, and almost constant rain. Continue reading More than the winter blues: The hidden disorder affecting 1 in 3 people
