A creative writing workshop and archaeological talk will be run in conjunction with NERAM’s newest exhibition OBJECTIVE SUBJECTIVE that opened on September 7. The new exhibition links ancient and more modern objects and artworks to investigate common themes such as...
We are looking for volunteer guides on either or both days of Far Out Science 2024! OUR ASK: We need volunteers to guide school groups, with their teachers, from buses in the morning to their sessions around campus and back to Lazenby. Where possible, we try...
Submissions for the 2025 People and Culture Aboriginal art competition are now open. If you are an artist of Anaiwan, Biripi, Gomeroi or Dharug descent make sure you submit a deadly artwork. The competition is open to Anaiwan, Gomeroi, Biripi and Dharug descendants...
Here, Associate Professor Sarah Wayland shares with us the first in a series of articles reflecting on staff and student wellbeing at UNE. Helping staff to have conversations that matter Last July, you might remember that UNE released the EY report on culture,...
Dr Laura Smith-Khan grew up in a small town on the North Coast NSW. After the HSC, she was the only student in her year to move to Sydney to study. Fascinated by languages, she enrolled in a BA Languages at Sydney University. Her studies eventually led her to the...
Academics are invited to a one-on-one session with Senior Editor Sunanda Creagh, and Matthew Hall, Deputy Business & Economy Editor, at The Conversation to discuss ideas for articles and how to craft the perfect pitch. Each individual session will go for...
Image: Stephen O’Neill: People will be surprised at how they get it wrong. “Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood”. That is a salient quote from legendary physicist and skeptic, Marie Curie. It is sage advice right now as heated debates rage...
Image: Dan with his poster at the ICAE conference Adelaide-based UNE PhD candidate and casual academic, Daniel Hill, recently returned from New Delhi, India where he presented at the International Conference of Agricultural Economists. The conference drew over...
UPDATE The UNE Mad Med Runners team are nearing the finish line of their October fundraising challenge on behalf of the Flying Doctor Service. The team is smashing their goals and are ranked 10th nationally for their fundraising effort!. You can show...
After five long years we finally made it back to Coffs An intrepid group of Austin Page College runners (and one Duvalian!) ran the 220 kilometres from Armidale to Coffs Harbour Jetty on 23 and 24...
