Dr Benjamin Thorn, lecturer in creative arts education, has a new book out. Keep the Presses Running: the Australian Printing Industry in the Twentieth Century, will be launched at the United Campus Bookshop UNE on Tuesday 11 April at 4pm by John Jarvis (formerly...
$3,000 scholarships are currently available to women in the higher education sector to assist them to participate in the 2017 Advanced Leadership Program (ALP). Developed in consultation with an unparalleled group of educational stakeholders, the ALP directly...
The SMART Region Incubator's founding tenants, Scott Hamey and Dieter Mill, moved their startup business New England Avionics into the Armidale premises on March 17. Kesha Riley from UNE's Audio-Visual unit was still putting the finishing touches on the offices....
ITD will be performing maintenance on University IT systems and services on Saturday, 18th March 2017. The full-day maintenance will commence from 6am and will complete by 6pm and as a result most services will experience periods of disruption. For staff and...
The UNE community is cordially invited to attend Introducing Our Mythical Childhood: Classical Antiquity in Children’s Culture from the Global South presented by Dr Elizabeth Hale (Arts, UNE) and A/Prof Marguerite Johnson (Classics, Newcastle). This talk introduces...
The interview starts at 14:24. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h47VfIbt5hI
Although she was raised in a progressive middle class family in southern India, Sujana Adapa was well aware of gender expectations growing up. "You were told as a female what you could and could not do all the time; the culture is very gender-biased in favour of...
Every now and then UNE's "closet thespian", Dr Erica Smith, looks at acclaimed Australian actor Cate Blanchett and imagines what it would be like to command an international audience. But not for long. "I wanted to be either an actor, an astronaut or an Olympic...
A team of professionals from Germany visited UNE as part of a group study exchange program this week as guests of the Rotary Clubs of Armidale. They were shown around campus by staff members (and Rotarians) Lewis Gratton and Mutuota Kigotho. Nowadays, no...
