‘Raw sadness’ at ex-Adelaide law student’s shock death
A well-known former Adelaide Uni student has been remembered as a rising star. Sadly, the 31-year-old died after emergency surgery in Shanghai and was farewelled last week.
A well-known former Adelaide Uni student has been remembered as a rising star. Sadly, the 31-year-old died after emergency surgery in Shanghai and was farewelled last week.
Why do some people manage to dodge Covid, despite being exposed to the virus through close contact with infected family or friends? An Adelaide scientist explains.
One of Adelaide’s tallest towers has opened on North Tce. The $110m building is all accommodation – and designed to meet the needs of a specific market.
Clive the robot dog is helping researchers understand how he perceives the world – robots like Clive are already being used in search and rescue missions.
Adelaide University has appointed Chancellor Catherine Branson to replace Kevin Scarce, and to turn around the business from its massive loss of international students.
UniSA is pushing ahead with its $500m plan to radically change the skyline and bring thousands more students to the West End, as Adelaide and Flinders reveal their big construction plans.
Messy play with magnificent mud works wonders for children’s development – so much that Monday is “International Mud Day”.
University courses have become almost unrecognisable after coronavirus forced rapid rethinks of how students are taught – now some of the most radical overhauls may never go away.
Even as the CEO of FoodbankSA spoke to The Advertiser, students came in to redeem vouchers for food as more lose their jobs and have no money to eat.
SA’s quick response to the COVID crisis has put us in the front seat to take more of the hugely lucrative international education market – already worth nearly $2bn for the state.
The cost of an arts degree or studying law will dramatically increase from next year while others university courses with better jobs prospects are slashed. SEARCH HOW MUCH YOUR DEGREE WILL COST
As China tells international students to rethink studying in Australia because of supposed racism, new data reveals how much Adelaide’s three universities – and SA’s economy – are financially exposed.
Tens of thousands of jobs have been slashed across Australia’s universities but highly paid Vice-Chancellors are still taking home enormous pay packets.
The University of Adelaide is staring down a $250 million budget hit – far more than first reported, far more than SA’s other unis – and is considering cutting staff wages.
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