May 2014

Associate Professor Neil Foster welcomes appeal on landmark court decision regarding religious freedom in an article with the Australian

The creator of the Reflux Classifier, University of Newcastle Professor Kevin Galvin, has been crowned one of Australia's top innovators for his advanced research in chemical engineering and contribution to the mining and minerals industries.

This week, as we and union colleagues were engaged in enterprise bargaining on 13 and 14 May, the Government handed down the 2014-2015 Federal Budget.

Healthy UON, in conjunction with Weight Watchers, invites registrations to join the next series of Weight Watchers At Work

City Evolutions aims to showcase diverse illumination based projects by students, emerging, midcareer and established artists and creatives.

One of the many benefits of UNify is enhanced junk mail filtering.

International students went head to head with the region's police officers today for a friendly beach soccer tournament to encourage positive community relations.

The Australia Government has announced the 2014/15 round of scholarship applications for outbound mobility. Staff are encouraged to submit applications for Faculty-led short-course programs, with approximately 3,700 grants available.

More than 30 promising student teachers at the University of Newcastle Central Coast campus will be the first in NSW to participate in a national program designed to prepare them for successful careers in low socio-economic status (SES) schools.

The University has decided to convert car park 14, the one right near the Bar on the Hill, into student social space.

Dr Hao Tan of the Newcastle Business School addresses recent protests in China over waste incineration

NSW Mining has showed its continued commitment to mental health and well-being with a stream on 'being mentally healthy in the mining industry', at the NSW Mining Health and Safety Conference.