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.
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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.
The everyday habit driving down our NAPLAN scores
A common habit that many of us are guilty of contributed to poor results in literacy in South Australia’s 2024 NAPLAN results, education leaders say.
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‘Horrifically unsustainable’: Academic’s uni email blast to colleagues
Amid ongoing talks about the future of the multimillion-dollar SA university merger, one senior academic has emailed more than 200 colleagues with a scathing verdict.
Higher education (literally): Festival Tower opening shakes up our city
The controversial office tower built between Parliament House and the Festival Centre opens this week, and Flinders University wants it to transform education in the city.
Revealed: The score you need to get into every SA uni course
Trying to work out how hard to study to secure a spot in your dream university course? Here is the full guide to ATAR cut-offs – with one requiring a near-perfect score.
Charting best course as HECS, living costs soar: 2024 SA uni offers
Ahead of the new academic year, students have been considering the debt that comes with their courses, especially as the cost of living continues to skyrocket. See the full list of offers.
What did your mates get into? All 16,000 uni offers in SA
South Australia’s three main universities have made another 12,200 offers to students for courses starting this year, taking the total to over 16,000. Search the full list.
Your chemical romance: UniSA unlocks love’s hidden formula
Forget the aching heart, sweaty palms and rising pulse rate – romantic love where euphoria puts your partner at the centre of the universe comes down to brain chemistry.
First look: New tech school plans unveiled
The college, with accommodation to sleep 100 students, is one of five the government pledged to build around the state. See what it will look like.
Mali’s message of mediocrity lacks ambition for the state
Premier Peter Malinauskas tried to cheer up school leavers disappointed with SACE results – but he missed the mark, writes Paul Starick.
How to get your kid a job on the nuclear subs
The chance to get in on one of the biggest opportunities in the state’s history is about to open up.
‘Playing the victim’: Former On Dit editor slams Israeli government
A controversial former student magazine editor, who was stood down over an article labelled “anti-Semitic”, has hit out at Israeli UN delegates.
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