Goers: What Adelaide Uni’s new, new normal really means
You know you’ve taken corporate-speak to new levels when even the education minister can’t work out what you’re talking about, writes Peter Goers.
Tertiary
Students share mixed reactions to uni ditching in-person lectures
Current uni students have expressed concern over the decision to scrap face-to-face forums at the new Adelaide University. But some think it could help their studies.
Mali makes big announcement on international student cuts
The Premier has revealed how SA will be impacted by the federal government’s international student intake caps.
‘Rewrite the textbooks’: The women changing how endo is diagnosed
They’re on a mission to find new treatments for endometriosis, improve IVF, change how we think about sperm and inspire the next generation of women to study science.
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Rising legal eagles: Meet the state’s top 22 law graduates
From a woman who almost didn’t use her degree to a budding lawyer who found herself at trial 17 days after graduating, these are the SA’s most promising future stars.
Science sisters up for prestigious prize aim to help world with new research
Two SA sisters hoping to change the world with their research have been named finalists for a prestigious science prize.
AI cheats prosper as overworked uni staff despair
University students using AI to cheat are getting away with it, a survey has shown. Find out how.
Newly discovered skull solves mystery of SA’s giant goose
South Australian scientists have made the once-in-a-century discovery of a giant prehistoric bird that roamed the state 45,000 years ago.
New schools set for key growth areas in Adelaide
Two new schools will be built to cope with booming populations in two key areas of SA.
Adelaide Uni Gaza campers pack up but ‘we’re not giving up’
The local arm of the protest movement that’s popped up on campuses around the world say they now have new plans to pursue.
Adelaide Uni makes its call on Gaza protesters’ right to rally
As pressure builds on unis to act on tumultuous pro-Palestinian protests, the state’s largest has revealed its take on its campus camp out.
‘Attack on free speech’: Adelaide Gaza camp reacts to Vic eviction
Organisers of the weeks long protest at Adelaide uni have decried moves against similar demonstrations interstate.
The dire shortage that Adelaide desperately needs to fix
South Australia’s international education market has returned to pre-pandemic levels but one dire shortage means we risk failing to capitalise on the surge.
Free food, showers and art station: Life of a Gaza protester at Adelaide Uni
It’s a camp-out protest where pro-Palestine student activists shower daily and feast on hot donated food. Now a fireworks blitz has thrown the spotlight on the Adelaide Uni mini tent city.
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