February
Articles
22 February 2024
Important health and safety update
Communication with our community to update them after a low level of legionella bacteria was identified in a cooling tower at Fisher Library.
21 February 2024
Should Taylor Swift be taught alongside Shakespeare? Yes!
Professor Liam Semler, a Shakespeare scholar in the Discipline of English, explains how Taylor Swift is not only a genuine ally of serious literature but that she deserves a place on the university curriculum alongside Shakespeare's Sonnets.
21 February 2024
Study examines medical mystery of child hepatitis outbreak
A world-first analysis of a sudden global outbreak of hepatitis in children finds although the primary suspect is highly likely to be an infection by multiple viruses, many questions still puzzle researchers.
19 February 2024
What can we learn from nature if we listen to it deeply?
Dr Diana Chester, a sound studies scholar from Media and Communications in FASS, and Associate Professor Damien Ricketson, a composer from Sydney Conservatorium of Music invite visitors to lie down, close their eyes and listen to the sand, sea and wind in a new research project called Listening to Earth.
16 February 2024
Sydney researchers awarded over $22 million in MRFF grants
Medical researchers from the University of Sydney have received funding from the Australian Government's Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) to support research across 14 projects.
16 February 2024
Bachelor of Advanced Studies information
Graduates of the University of Sydney's Bachelor of Advanced Studies degrees may have their degree certificate reissued to reflect their learning outcomes more clearly.
15 February 2024
Taylor Swift: why academics are studying the pop star
Taylor Swift, who is about to tour Australia with her much-anticipated Eras concerts, was the subject of a three-day academic conference, known as a Swiftposium, in Melbourne, where academics presented papers on her global impact.
15 February 2024
Looking towards the future of biomedical research and innovation
Researchers, clinicians, industry, government and philanthropic partners have come together to celebrate the future of biomedical research in Australia, with construction of the state-of-the-art Sydney Biomedical Accelerator set to begin this year.
15 February 2024
Feminist narratives are being hijacked to market medical tests not backed by evidence
Corporation and industry promotions encouraging women to take charge of their health could lead to overdiagnosis and unnecessary treatment, writes Dr Brooke Nickel and Dr Tessa Copp from the School of Public Health.
14 February 2024
Sydney University's MBA ranks first in Australia
The University of Sydney Business School's MBA is the highest new entrant in the prestigious Financial Times global MBA rankings.