February
Articles
Memorial service celebrating the life of Daniel Vickerman
Family, friends and members of the public are invited to honour the life of former Wallaby star Daniel Vickerman at a memorial service to be held at the University of Sydney tomorrow.
10 women shaping the future of Sydney
Seven steps to help you choose the right home care provider
Older people needing extra help to live at home now have greater choice when it comes to the types of subsidised government care they receive, writes Associate Professor Lee-Fay Low.
University of Sydney launches new undergraduate curriculum
The University of Sydney has formally launched the Sydney Undergraduate Experience, a new undergraduate curriculum which will enable students to tailor their degrees to their interests and prepare graduates for global possibilities.
Motivated to shine by the E12 program
As a new generation of students start their University careers, one group arrived by a different path.
LGBTIQ: Ask us anything
What is the difference between being queer, gay or lesbian? Aren't they all about same-sex relationships? Students and staff from the University of Sydney's LGBTIQ community answer questions some are too afraid to ask.
Is back pain killing us?
New research from the Faculty of Health Sciences finds that older people with back pain have a 13 per cent higher chance of dying prematurely.
Why researchers have a duty to try and influence policy
Researchers should break from tradition and look to use the media to influence public policy, writes Professor Simon Chapman.
Meet our researchers: Professor Zdenka Kuncic
Professor Kuncic will be working at Harvard for two months later this year, collaborating on a project that offers hope of better treatment for cancer patients.
Celebrating German-Australian connections
More than 50 German and Australian business leaders were introduced to ground-breaking research in nanoscale science and technology at an event held at the University of Sydney this week.