Image: UNE editors and contributors to Rethinking Wilderness and the Wild present their work at the 23rd International Symposium on Society and Resource Management in Umeå, Sweden. Left to right:…
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It is truly inspiring to see a student who has a defined goal and is making incredible steps towards achieving it. For UNE Bachelor of Arts (English) student, Kylie Hough,…
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There is a stimulating excitement that comes when you are working in the field that you enjoy most. For UNE Alumna Yinika Perston she has found this excitement in the…
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Image: Photo taken by Jennifer Ball of a Norfolk Pine in the middle of the courtyard of her college in Oman. UNE PhD graduate, Jennifer Ball, recently completed her study…
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Content Warning: This article contains a convict’s (non-graphic) drawing of a deceased child. Imagine the prospect of having a resource with which to easily map and examine useful historical data…
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Some may view mature-age study as a ‘return to education’, when in actual fact it is a progression. With every academic goal that is met, an individual continues to strive…
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Dr Jennifer McDonell was recently appointed Associate Editor of a new interdisciplinary journal entitled Global Nineteenth-Century Studies (GNCS). The journal will be published twice a year Liverpool University Press, the…
Read moreThe most fascinating part of a study journey is often what drives the student. The fuel that drives Bachelor of Languages (Indonesian) student, Ida van Selow, is a passion to…
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Some of the most compelling and important research often seeds itself in the mind of a researcher long before it is a full project. One such example is Caitlin Davey…
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The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Studies (AIATSIS) and the Minister for Indigenous Australians, Hon Ken Wyatt, recently announced the funding of 14 new Indigenous-led research projects….
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