2015
Articles
University funding reform is the discussion we must have
The entire community stands to benefit from higher education funding reform, argues Vice-Chancellor Dr Michael Spence.
Sharing mooncakes, photos and friendship
More than 1000 students and staff gathered to celebrate Moon Festival, one of the largest festivals on the Chinese calendar and one of the most popular cultural events in Sydney.
Bundaberg Rum and Dora the Explorer: the reality of alcohol advertising in Australia
Lax alcohol advertising rules leave few options for concerned parents, says Professor Roger Magnusson.
Staff honoured in Women of Influence list
Five academics have been named leaders in innovation and global development in the Australian Financial Review and Westpac 100 Women of Influence list for 2015.
Australia's largest student accommodation building opens at the Queen Mary
The largest self-contained student accommodation facility of its kind ever built in Australia officially launched at the University of Sydney this week, setting a new national benchmark for community living on campus.
Victory for the future of rugby
As rugby fans gear up to watch Australia vs Uruguay on Sunday, the Sydney University Football Club celebrates a major announcement that will support the development of future rugby players and elite athletes who require specialist training facilities.
Preventing heart attacks could be as simple as a text
A simple SMS could be lifesaving, writes University of Sydney Associate Professor Clara Chow.
Our research excellence awarded
Research into pharmaceuticals, cardiology, treatments for ventilated patients, and chronic diseases has been recognised at the NHMRC Excellence Awards.
Malcolm needs a date with Dr Google
The new PM can make a difference to mental health by supporting investment in technologies linked to smart systems and expert clinical care, writes Professor Ian Hickie.
$15 million donation to create University of Sydney landmark museum
Comprised of two of the University's historic buildings, joined by a new modern extension, the Chau Chak Wing Museum will allow precious and rarely seen objects from the University's collections to be displayed together for the first time.