‘You’re never too old’: 76yo graduates from uni
At 76 years old, an Irishman once shot in The Troubles has graduated with a law degree, but it wasn’t a straightforward journey to get there.
Tertiary
Building a new workforce by degrees
Two South Australian universities are set to launch new degrees to attract more students to study early childhood education
Elite cops swoop on uni expert in alleged teen ‘sextortion’ sting
A university researcher has been arrested over allegations he conspired with another man to solicit abuse material from a 14-year-old girl.
Gallery: O’week is all go at UniSA
Did we catch you or anyone you recognise when we visited another uni campus for this year’s O’week festivities.
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‘Party’ uni college sex review urges ‘rape myth’ overhaul
SA’s oldest university residential college that was embroiled in party storms and degrading hazing should overhaul its sexual misconduct rules to help stop “rape myths”.
The subjects that pay uni grads quarter of a mill
A graduate job finder says some companies are so desperate for graduates they are paying up to $250,000. Find out which uni subjects pay the most.
Slam dunk! Playing ball can now earn you SACE points
In an Australian first, the Adelaide 36ers have teamed up with a university and sports mentoring company to offer a SACE-accredited basketball course.
Not all heroes wear capes: Meet SA’s international student of the year
Chidozie ‘Elvis’ is a doctor, concert violinist, inventor, community volunteer and disability carer – not to mention the top international student in the state!
New world order: Where SA’s international students come from
For the first time, India has overtaken China as SA’s biggest source of international students. See the full enrolment list.
Former union boss to tackle high-level TAFE review
A former senior trade unionist will lead a high-level review into the state’s troubled TAFE system.
Star Trek legend and activist beams into Adelaide
The actor who played Lieutenant Sulu in Star Trek – and has become a beloved activist – is in Adelaide to ensure a new enterprise lives long and prospers.
When crisis strikes, this is how Australia should respond
When war, famine and natural disaster strikes, Australia is usually near the front of the queue offering help. But how effective are our foreign aid efforts?
Adelaide schools rocked by scandal in 2022
Racist articles, bullying accusations and violent brawls – some SA schools have made news for all the wrong reasons this year.
Our world is in turmoil … so what happens next?
War, famine, climate change, Covid – the latest Fearless Conversation forum looks at the local fallout from world emergencies. Watch it here.
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