Congratulations to the School of Education’s Commencing Student Success Project (CSSP) team, which is the recipient for this year’s Vice-Chancellor Citation for Education Excellence. Vice-Chancellor Professor Chris Moran made the announcement at UNE’s Learning and...
UNE was saddened to learn of the passing of former staff member and UNE alumnus, Dr David Briggs AM, last month. Professor Kim Usher provided the reflection below: "David had a long career in health management and attained many high positions across our region. He...
In June, UNE welcomed Associate Professor Sarah Wayland to the newly established role of Principal Lead, Staff and Student Safety Wellbeing – a role crucial to ensuring that UNE is a safe and welcoming place for all staff and students. The role was established...
“Adaptations: Amazing Australian Species” UNE Discovery recently hosted an art competition as one of our National Science Week activities. The judging has been complete, the artworks are on display and we’re ready to open the exhibition and announce the...
Image: Katie and family at the EKKA in 2023. UNE staffer and alumna Katie Sozou’s entire family will get cracking this weekend when they compete in the Australian Whipcracking Championships at Brisbane’s EKKA (Royal Queensland Show). From her 18-month-old son Henry...
Fresh and inspiring surrounds will greet staff and students at UNE’s Sydney Metro campus now the first stage of its refurbishment is complete. The new-look campus at 28 George Street in...
In a world teeming with fake news, crazy conspiracy theories, and vicious political discourse, how do we maintain trust? That’s the important discussion at this month’s Skeptics In The Pub on Tuesday August 20 at the Railway Hotel in Rusden St. Guest speaker is...
PARTICIPANTS from either URALLA or GUYRA NEEDED FOR RESEARCH ON ‘Contemporary Narratives of Change in the New England Tablelands: Future Histories Oral History Project’ Participants in this study within the Uralla or Guyra regions would be asked to participate...
Every year the University of New England hosts the Research Pathways Conference, where students and early career researchers have the opportunity to present their research. This conference not only highlights the existing knowledge within the UNE community but also...
Image: “If you can speak, you can sing”: Armidale vocal instructor Inge Southcott. She had the 65 Skeptics In The Pub rocking the Railway on Tuesday night. The sound of sixty-five people loudly singing “Row Row Row Your Boat” echoed out into Rusden Street on...
