2017

News • 14 Jul 2017

Nominations now open for University Council, Academic Senate, Faculty Boards

Want to meet like-minded people, learn new skills and effect change? Nominate now as a student member of the University Council, the Academic Senate, or a Faculty Board.

News • 14 Jul 2017

NUW Alliance seeks community input to shape NSW’s future

NSW Premier, The Hon Gladys Berejiklian MP launches the NUW Alliance, as universities seek consultation on ways to solve the greatest challenges facing the state.

News • 13 Jul 2017

Stomaching the change to our understanding of IBS

Researchers from the University of Newcastle (UON) are reframing the global understanding and treatment pathways for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) by urging practitioners to recognise that the condition is not just one disease, but in fact several or more.

News • 12 Jul 2017

Informing Policy and Practice

The National Centre for Student Equity in Higher Education (NCSEHE) has released the third instalment of their Informing Policy and Practice publication series.

News • 12 Jul 2017

UON dominates 2017 Eastern Unigames

UON has dominated the 2017 Eastern University Games pennant tally, winning the Overall University Champion trophy as well as the Per Capita title.

News • 11 Jul 2017

Chinese Marxism increasing collaborations with UoN

The Centre for 21st Century Humanities’ Professor Roland Boer is tapping into collaboration opportunities with Chinese scholars of Marxism.

News • 10 Jul 2017

Get the right deal

Employees of The University of Newcastle have access to novated vehicle leasing with LeasePlan.

News • 10 Jul 2017

Humanities start-ups workshop attracts social entrepreneurs

What do a Festival of Repair, shared childcare for international students and a guerrilla busking flash mob event have in common? They were just three of the human-centric business ideas that underwent an intensive two-day workshop to nurture ideas at the Humanities Start-Ups Workshop on 29-30 June.

News • 10 Jul 2017

New book reveals a fresh Australian perspective on the First World War

University of Newcastle historians have published a new book that explores race, gender, culture, politics and Australian society during the First World War.

News • 6 Jul 2017

From Ourimbah to Vanuatu: documenting a disappearing language

Documenting an endangered Oceanic language wasn’t exactly what Amy Dewar saw in her future whilst working as a funeral director, but it’s precisely where her extraordinary journey with the University of Newcastle (UON) has led her.

News • 5 Jul 2017

UN Secretary General Discusses Climate Change

UN Secretary-General delivers speech on Climate Action at NYU Stern School of Business

News • 5 Jul 2017

Mapping the massacres of Australia’s colonial frontier

More than 150 Aboriginal massacres that occurred during the spread of pastoral settlement in Australia are now documented in an online digital map, created by University of Newcastle researchers.

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