February 2014
Community and Alumni • 13 Feb 2014
Community-university partnerships
A world leader in community-university partnerships, Professor Angie Hart, presented an interactive workshop to community, university and social services representatives from across the Hunter region on Wednesday 12 February at the University of Newcastle (UON), Australia.
• 13 Feb 2014
Smoke Free Campus
The start of any year is a time when most of us resolve to undergo a metamorphosis – from sedentary beings dependent on the double shot cappuccinos and snatched sandwiches, to uber healthy beings sipping wheat grass shots on our way to the Forum.
College of Human and Social Futures • 12 Feb 2014
Opinion: Minimum lawful age for marriage is clear
Newcastle Law School's Associate Professor Neil Foster has commented in the Newcastle Herald on a recent case involving the "marriage" of a 12 year old girl in the Hunter region.
Featured News • 11 Feb 2014
Bollywood film festival and conference
A century of Bollywood will be celebrated and explored at a University of Newcastle film festival and conference from 20-21 February.
Featured News • 7 Feb 2014
Lucrative international scholarship
Up to five University of Newcastle students could be in the running for one of the nation's most lucrative scholarships to study overseas.
College of Human and Social Futures • 6 Feb 2014
Bowling club legal stoush
The University of Newcastle Legal Centre (UNLC) has taken begun working with the Friends of King Edward Park Group to challenge Newcastle City Council's Approval of a function centre at the cliff-top site at King Edward Park.
Featured News • 4 Feb 2014
Debunking myths about cancer
University of Newcastle researchers are debunking myths as they pave the way forward in cancer research.
Featured News • 1 Feb 2014
Graduate's debut novel wins two awards
University of Newcastle creative writing PhD graduate Michael Sala Regional Winner of the Commonwealth Book Prize and the New South Wales Premier's Award for New Writing.
The University of Newcastle acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands within our footprint areas: Awabakal, Darkinjung, Biripai, Worimi, Wonnarua, and Eora Nations. We also pay respect to the wisdom of our Elders past and present.