This beautiful bull ant, Myrmecia tarsata, is one of several species of bull ant that can be found on the Armidale campus. Globally, there are 93 species of bull ants, which are primarily unique to Australia, with the exception of one species native to New...
Understanding how the amphibian chytrid fungus interacts with its environment and hosts Presented by Dr Rebecca Webb, Melbourne University When: Thurs September 26th, 12 – 1 pm Where: Natural Resources Building, Large Lecture Theatre (EM2) Abstract The amphibian...
Written by Adjunct Associate Professor Susan Feez and Adjunct Associate Professor Liz Ellis, Faculty of Humanities, Arts, Social Sciences and Education. There will be many in the UNE and wider Armidale community, and among past UNE colleagues and alumni, who will...
Congratulations to Dr James Page (Jim Page), an adjunct professor in peace studies with UNE, for the recent shortlisting in the Albury City Short Story Award, an annual national literary award curated by the Write Around the Murray Festival. The shortlisted...
The Tamworth Business Chamber recently held their gala Quality Business Awards event with 29 winners announced. UNE sponsored the VIP Room at the event and had opportunity to share it's future vision with attendees. Below are some of the memorable moments from the...
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...
