Rivals meet to serve in China’s courts
THERE is serious rivalry between Monash and Melbourne universities, but it has been set aside for the sake of volleyball.
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Puzzled by the pomp and ceremony
NEW students at the University of Melbourne got a colourful surprise when for the first time in 150-odd years senior academics dressed up in full regalia for a commencement ceremony.
Lee takes prize as tongues wag
BRETT Lee last night became only the second bowler to claim Australian cricket’s highest individual award, the Allan Border Medal.
Public school students missing out on uni offers
PUBLIC school students are those most likely to miss out on a university education as competition for places intensifies.
Larkins calls for right to set fees
THE HECS loan system should be deregulated and universities should be free to set student fees for degrees, prominent vice-chancellor Richard Larkins says.
Alcohol and pregnancy a confusing mix
A NATIONAL education campaign urging pregnant women to stop drinking is needed to end the confusion surrounding the issue and put the brakes on the number of expectant mothers still drinking alcohol.
Muslims want unis to fit prayer time
MUSLIM university students want lectures to be rescheduled to fit in with prayer timetables.
Oh, what a week as campuses adapt to VSU
FIRST-YEAR students are preparing for orientation week activities, but O-week is feeling the effects of voluntary student unionism.
Boom in the hard sciences
ENGINEERING and science have experienced a growth surge while overall university applications are down.
Students rank Aussie unis third in world
OVERSEAS students have ranked Australia as the third best country in the world for university education, a new survey has revealed.
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