Over 400 native trees and shrubs were planted on the banks of Dumaresq Creek last week thanks to the enthusiastic efforts of more than 100 students. The planting event a added to the tens of thousands of plants put in the ground by volunteers by local Landcare and...
UNE had the opportunity to showcase its Natural History Museum and the Archaeology and Palaeoanthropology Research laboratory to His Excellency General The Honourable David Hurley AC DSC (Ret’d), Governor of New South Wales and Mrs Hurley as part of their...
Last Friday 26 students from Chubu University (CU), Japan started a one-month program here in Armidale. The CU students will stay with host families for four weeks, take English lessons with other international students at UNE, exchange culture at local schools,...
As part of our ongoing commitment to bring a value proposition to our staff and student community , UNE has negotiated exclusive travel discounts through our official travel manager New England Travel . Discounts have been arranged exclusively for UNE Staff and...
Associate Professor Andrew Robson has been named the 2016 winner of the Poggendorff Lecture Award. Each year, the Royal Society of NSW makes a number of awards, mainly in the field of science, which are among the oldest and most prestigious awards in Australia....
Yesterday's Commencement ceremony welcomed and celebrated the new student cohort on campus with both University Leadership and current students on hand to welcome the newcomers. Commencement numbers for 2017 are looking good and UNE is tracking better than this...
The Sheep CRC invites UNE staff members to attend a symposium on the development of web-based apps designed to provide information about complex grazing systems. Drawing on a broad range of expertise in livestock production, soils, pastures, data science,...
About 18 months ago UNE staff members embarked on an ambitious project - to host the first Restore, Regenerate, Revegetate conference at the University. The conference theme focused on restoring ecological processes, ecosystems and landscapes in a changing world....
UNE students Joss McAlpin and Amber Aranzy were the only Australian athletes to win medals at the recent 28th Winter Universiade Games held in Almaty Kazakhstan. Australia sent a squad of seven athletes to compete in the Games - an international sporting and...
You may have noticed the latest addition to the UNE Natural History Museum. The new guy doesn't have a formal scientific name yet, but it has been referred to in the media as "Lightning Claw". Described as the "biggest, baddest meat-eater yet found Down Under" it...
