April
Articles
ANZAC Day 2017: Lest we forget
ANZAC Day is a day on which we remember and reflect on the lives of the brave soldiers who served and died in war. We remember their triumphs, their struggles and the influence of their journey on future generations.
How the Paris attack will influence the French election
As Paris is rocked by a police shooting days out from the Presidential election, University of Sydney experts in security and politics weigh in on the corresponding security issues and implications.
3 things you didn’t know about the 457 visa changes
The federal government will abolish the 457 visa, which will be replaced with two new visas. University of Sydney experts explain what the changes will mean for businesses and universities.
Video: What causes extremism?
Extremism has no single race, religion, gender or age. So what drives someone to commit acts of extreme violence? Counter-radicalisation expert Hussain Nadim explains.
New Pro-Vice-Chancellor to drive research excellence
Economic geography and strategic management scholar Associate Professor Eric Knight appointed Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research - Enterprise and Engagement).
The Australian heartland of jazz stages its first international festival
The Sydney Conservatorium of Music, the heartland of the country's finest jazz musicians, is hosting an inaugural international jazz festival on Sunday 4 June.
Valued voice in an environment for food innovation
Karl Sternberg found that fitting within the organisational culture of his host business provided a platform for constructive discussions and opportunities to learn, innovate and set a standard for new interns.
International fellowships to build an architect's view of humanities
Two prestigious, Harvard University affiliated fellowships have been awarded to Professor Andrew Leach and Dr Jennifer Ferng in the School of Architecture, Design and Planning.
Can we combat age-related macular degeneration through our diet?
People living with age-related macular degeneration (AMD) who eat the right types and amounts of certain foods may actually slow the progression of the disease.
How to slow the effects of ageing
Leading scientists from Australia and the world will gather to examine the latest research into ageing and associated conditions, at the second Australian Biology of Ageing Conference in Sydney.