When a piece of art comes from the heart, we yearn to make it part of our story. For UNE Theatre Studies with Honours student Rosie Ochtman, dance has always been an important part of her creative expression, and as a practiced theatre performer, the chance to...
Image: The Family of William Cavendish, Marquess of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Over time women have played roles in intellectual history that have gone unnoticed. In the early modern period, women were formally excluded from many of the institutions formally committed to...
Nine new public galleries could be realised as part of a significant refurbishment of the UNE Museum of Antiquities (UNEMA), with the help of some generous supporters. The UNEMA is only able to be maintained, expanded and improved to benefit teaching, research and...
Image: Dr Alana Blackburn performing Earthsong. The creative arts are a vehicle for storytelling that can help us feel, see and understand - they can even to help us regrow. Dr Alana Blackburn, Armidale recorder player and Senior Lecturer in Music at UNE, recently...
Image: Nagai Tokusaburō, Grandson of Nagai Takashi and Director of the Nagai Takashi Memorial reading room, photograph, 2016 | This article is written by Dr Gwyn McClelland, Lecturer in Japanese Studies at UNE. Have you ever wondered what happens to...
Image: Portrait of Harry Winters, postcard, c.1909, Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority The New Year is a time for reflection of what is to come, but also what has been achieved over the years. The Department of Archaeology, Classics and History at UNE...
The power of a UNE education reverberates daily around the world. Here, we share the stories of two men, in two countries, having a profound impact on the lives of countless others. Dr Karma Jigyel followed in the footsteps of the many Bhutanese students who have...
Who brought The Tiniest Thing to the big city? Playwright and Theatre academic Dr Richard Jordan of course. In early 2020 Dr Richard Jordan, UNE lecturer in Theatre and Performance, was awarded the New Play Award for his play The Tiniest Thing which would see him...
University can often be a challenging new experience, especially when a student is learning in their second language. When a student excels despite this it is often very inspiring, and this is the case for first year UNE Bachelor of Business student Rami...
Imagine having the ability to view perfectly rendered digital versions of archaeological sites and the artefacts they contain all from your computer. This dream is being made possible by a new piece of equipment that the UNE Archaeology Department recently...
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