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Two-time world champions of the RoboCup tournament, the University of Newcastle is showcasing their latest generation of robotic soccer stars (NUbots) at CeBIT

Daniel Frost is the definition of determined. Diagnosed with rare bone disease Multiple Hereditary Exostosis at just four, Daniel has …

It is a special week for Emma Norville, celebrating not one, but two life milestones.

Medical students at Maitland Hospital now have a designated space to meet and study following the opening of the Health …

The first cohort of the University’s innovative Master of Clinical Medicine (Leadership and Management) will graduate today.

Times Higher Education ranks UON the nation's number one dynamic young university

Nathalie Gentle’s children call her a nerd, but she doesn’t mind. Today, she will graduate with first class honours from the Bachelor of Development Studies.

Hundreds of students will cross the Great Hall stage this week during week two of the Callaghan April/May graduation ceremonies.

Indigenous student Nikki Payne never imagined undertaking university study, let alone a degree in medicine.

The Director of the Centre for the History of Violence, Professor Philip Dwyer, has been awarded a residency by the Rockefeller Foundation

More than 17,000 young women bucked the stereotypical ‘Generation Me’ tag last year to complete a survey that will help shape the future of health services.

Years of commitment and hard work will be celebrated by hundreds of students over the next fortnight as they participate in the Callaghan April/May ceremonies.