May
Articles
Lecturers: encourage your students to enrol and vote in the election
If we want a strong and representative democracy we need young people to participate in it, writes Dr Tamson Pietsch.
Sydney researcher Harvard bound
The Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study selected Professor Zreiqat from more than 1300 international applications worldwide.
How robotic surgery and imaging are advancing healthcare
New facilities unveiled at the Institute of Academic Surgery put Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and the University of Sydney at the forefront of training, research and innovation in surgery.
A genre-bending new music festival kicks off Vivid Sydney
A mash-up of genre-bending music by budding musicians from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music features in a one-day new music festival for the opening weekend of Vivid Sydney.
Creating a safer university environment for all
The University of Sydney today published the results of its Safer Community For All survey.
Naomi Klein wins 2016 Sydney Peace Prize
Naomi Klein, award-winning author, journalist, and activist will receive the 2016 Sydney Peace Prize on Friday 11 November at Sydney Town Hall.
High Court unanimously rejects challenge to Senate voting reform
It is now up to voters to exercise their freedom in granting their preferences, writes Anne Twomey.
The hard facts on Viagra
Like many great scientific discoveries, the benefits of Viagra in treating erectile dysfunction were discovered by accident.
Hidden housemates: the mosquitoes that battle for our backyards
With the leap of Zika virus into the international public health spotlight this year, we're reminded again how threatening mosquitoes can be.
Obesity on the rise in Indonesia
Obesity is on the rise in Indonesia, one of the largest studies of the double burden of malnutrition in children has revealed.