2019
Articles
29 March 2019
Sydney excels in national research engagement and impact assessment
The University of Sydney has performed strongly in the Australian Research Council's first Engagement and Impact Assessment of research at Australian universities.
27 March 2019
University and ABC supporting emerging voices in humanities
Following on from a successful inaugural collaboration in 2018, the University is proud to partner with the ABC again to support its popular media residency scheme and raise the profile of humanities research in Australia.
27 March 2019
University of Sydney research shines in ERA results
All 22 broad fields of research undertaken at the University of Sydney have been rated as above or well above world standard by the Australian Research Council in a report released today.
26 March 2019
Education creates opportunity for students in Uganda
When Eddie Woo and Annabelle Chauncy sat next to each other, their connection was instant. But it wasn't chemistry, it was mathematics that linked them, and a plan to educate some of the most disadvantaged children in Uganda.
25 March 2019
Are we ready to rise up against racism in Australia?
Political philosopher Tim Soutphommasane and journalist Osman Faruqi had a timely conversation about hate and race politics in Australia, to mark the UN International Day for Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
22 March 2019
Sydney College of the Arts presents Pillar to Post
Sydney College of the Arts presents Pillar to Post, a new contemporary art exhibition that showcases outstanding works created by leading Australian artists.
21 March 2019
World Water Day 2019
The theme for this year's World Water Day, "leaving no one behind", highlights the discrimination and inequities in access to fresh water around the world.
15 March 2019
University community booked for 2019 Sydney Writers' Festival
More than 30 University of Sydney academics, students and graduates will join a powerhouse line-up of speakers at this year's Sydney Writers' Festival.
12 March 2019
Masculinity and modern warfare
Over the next 3 years, Dr Nicole Wegner will examine popular assumptions about the “ideal soldier” and how cultural myths shape military policies and priorities in Australia and abroad.
08 March 2019
International Women’s Day: origins, past and present
International Women’s Day has been celebrated for more than 100 years. How did it originate, why was 8 March chosen as the date and how has it changed over time?