From working-class beginnings amid the coal mines of Newcastle, John Waters forged a rewarding life – and amassed five tertiary degrees, including one from UNE. But he never forgot his humble origins and good fortune. Giving regularly to UNE scholarships and making...
Image: The AARSC team at UNE. Agritech is a field that attracts considerable hype but doesn't always realise on its promises. That's not the case with UNE's Applied Agricultural Remote Sensing Centre (AARSC), which yesterday brought its full team together on the...
AGLC4 SmartCite is a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) agent that can help your students reference in AGLC 4th style. Students can use this tool to Answer questions about AGLC 4 formatting rules and guidelines Provide formatting help for specific types of...
Image: Douglas Rumble (UNE Alumni) playing Sir Toby Belch & Emily Thomas-Moore (UNE Alumni) playing Sir Andrew Aguecheek. UNE students, alumni and staff are bringing the Bard to...
18 June from 5.30pm | Welder’s Dog Brewery at 101 Beardy St. Donald Trump has taken a wrecking ball to international alliances, institutions, laws, values, and funding for the UN. But did the rot start with him or can blame be attributed more widely? And how can...
UNE Law Student Society (UNELSS) Trivia Night is next Friday and is the perfect way to finish the first trimester. Gather your friends and get ready to test your knowledge in this highly anticipated event! If you want to make new friends, register as a single...
Image: UNE PhD student, Vijit Nautiyal, (top right) who is studying theoretical physics, was one of many who were astonished by Richard’s skills as an illusionist. Also pictured are Convenor Amelia Willmer and (top left) Australian Skeptics Executive Officer and...
For the first time UNE has participated in the Australia Japan Society NSW Student Awards Evening. On Thursday, 15th May, Rosamund Plummer was awarded the Prize for Japanese Studies for 2024, along with representatives from nine other universities in NSW. Rosamund...
Image: The image shows the township of Taree facing south. The black arrow is Martin Bridge which was closed through the worst of the flood. The green arrow is pointing to a white roof - UNE Taree occupies about one-third of that building. The first street running...
In the span of just five work days, UNE International was proud to host two distinguished delegations; one from Shanghai Customs University, China, and the other from the University of Goroka, Papua New Guinea. Discussions centred around reciprocal study abroad...
