When Professor Emma Johnston stepped onto campus at the beginning of the year as the first female vice chancellor of the 172-year-old University of Melbourne, it took her full circle.
The world-renowned marine biologist studied science there in the 1990s, signing up for clubs that took her fancy and cutting her teeth in student politics.
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