July 2015
Articles
Women architects debate future ways to work
The University of Sydney in collaboration with Parlour Inc will host a panel of four powerhouse women architects for a robust debate on changes needed in architecture to create a more equitable and sustainable profession in the future.
Policing parenting
The right to parent isn't unfettered in the eyes
of the law, writes Dr Sascha Callaghan.
Harper Lee’s gamble could undermine her Mockingbird
Professor Paul Giles examines the gamble of Harper Lee's Go Set a Watchman, the author's first novel since the literary classic To Kill a Mockingbird was published.
University of Sydney launches Brain and Mind Centre
NSW Premier Mike Baird launched the University of Sydney Brain and Mind Centre which will address disorders of the brain and mind.
Researchers shine spotlight on teen eating disorders
Health experts from the University of Sydney will take to the Seymour Centre stage in a unique theatrical collaboration this August aimed at dispelling myths around eating disorders and fad dieting in teenagers.
Australia beating UK in baby food battle
Aussie children are getting a better start than their UK cousins, with research in Australia finding that the majority of baby and toddler foods sold in supermarkets is of a high nutritional quality.
Quad, set and match: our hidden tennis past
One of Sydney's most iconic buildings - the University of Sydney Quadrangle - has an unlikely past: as a tennis court.