A new teacher resource co-authored by UNE’s Dr Helen Harper to help students engage with the world of storytelling has been nominated for a prestigious education publishing award. UNE School of Education’s Dr Helen Harper, says the nominated book, Teaching with...
In the late 1980s, a convicted Aboriginal man, who had always protested his innocence, was released and compensated by the government for seven years of wrongful imprisonment. He had been convicted on the basis of a typed ‘confession’ which he claimed was not what...
Artwork: Ngaaru (Water) by Brentyn Lugnan, 61 x 91.5cm, ink and paint on canvas, 2019. 'Online OnCountry' is a new-concept online gallery that will showcase the work of five professional Aboriginal artists from across NSW. Emerging as a response to the...
Professor Alistair Noble will join UNE's School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences as the new Head of School from 3 August. A composer, musician and academic, and recent Executive Dean of the Australian Institute of Music, Alistair is passionate about the arts...
Our thirst for knowledge often begins at university, but sometimes strands of that curiosity can be traced all the way back to our childhood. “I was first exposed to British and European history as a 7-year-old many years ago, and that experience has provided...
When criminologist Dr Alistair Harkness decided to focus his work on the impacts of crime on farmers and rural communities, it was “not a crowded field”. In fact, he was one of two criminologists to pave the way in this specialty field (along with UNE’s Elaine...
A frustration with regional theatre productions could have seen UNE theatre studies student Jess Lamb run back to the city. Instead, she became a published playwright. Her first play, Rockpocalypse, written for her Master of Applied Theatre Studies at UNE, has been...
More people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds in Armidale will have the opportunity to be involved in community sport and physical activity through a $204,252 Australian Government funded program. University of New England education...
Today, encouraging young adult Ezidi refugees in Armidale to aspire to a university education is one of many diverse paths Associate Professor Susan Feez's love of languages and teaching have taken her. But growing up, multiculturalism and multilingualism were a...
As a UNE history student, Jackson Shoobert thought he was pretty familiar with the objects and cabinets in UNE’s Museum of Antiquities. But, catapulted into the world of 3D scanning, he’s on a whole new multidimensional journey into the past – or perhaps, the...
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