October
Articles
Why so few Australians are using medicinal cannabis on prescription
What are the difficulties of using medicinal cannabis in Australia? Professor Iain McGregor from the University's Lambert Initiative explains in this article originally published on the Sydney Morning Herald.
Prominent alumna Annie Corlett AM receives honorary fellowship
Annie Corlett AM, a prominent figure of the Business School alumni community, has been awarded an honorary fellowship by the University of Sydney.
Your guide to language in the post-truth age
Donald Trump’s Presidency has signalled a shift to the age of fake news and post-truth. In this conversation, linguist Professor Nick Enfield joins Chris to discuss striving for understanding in language.
Sydney surge to double victory
The University of Sydney men's and women's teams rowed to victory in the Australian Boat Race 2017, with the Women's Eight finally breaking Melbourne's eight-year hold on the trophy.
Sydney scientist wins NSW Premier’s Prize
The annual NSW Premier's Prizes for Science and Engineering recognise excellence, and reward leading researchers for cutting-edge work that has benefitted the state.
Schooling malaria
Walter White taught us how to break bad, but what if scientists and students came together to break good and find a cure for Malaria?
Student visions to future-proof Sydney as a global city
Seven architecture and engineering students have been selected as finalists for the 2017 Lendlease Bradfield Urbanisation scholarship based on their inventive ideas for ensuring Sydney's future success as a global city.
Nine University scholars named AAHMS Fellows
Nine scholars from the University of Sydney have been inducted as fellows of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences.
What we need from drugs that are meant to end life
Which drugs should be used to end life if euthanasia is legalised in Victoria? Dr Betty Chaar and Sami Isaac from the Faculty of Pharmacy explain in The Conversation.
First university in Australia to offer code development software
The University of Sydney is the first university in Australia to give students and staff access to a software repository management platform, making it easier for collaborators to develop, test and distribute code.