June
Articles
Explainer: What is tularemia and can I catch it from a possum?
Dr John-Sebastian Eden from the Faculty of Science explains on The Conversation what tularemia is and how you can catch it.
Build rural medical-career pipeline, not another medical school
The University of Sydney's School of Rural Health is calling on the federal government to redouble its efforts to increase the number of doctors working in regional and rural Australia.
Britain’s knot talent
Hazel Browne is a passionate maths student who is exploring complex problems at uni and explaining concepts to high schoolers at work.
Are you the next John Bradfield?
Do you have ideas on how to use transport to transform cities or infrastructure to solve social problems in our city? Applications will open soon for the 2017 Lendlease Bradfield Urbanisation Scholarship.
11 things to do between semesters
Inspired detective work finds Australian satellite in space
Around-the-clock detective work, expanding the search to an increasingly international group of volunteers and decoding at our ground station has confirmed Australia's successful return to the space race.
Students set off on winter adventures
As we approach the mid-year winter break students are preparing to head out to gain hands-on experiences, learn new skills and make a difference in communities in Australia and abroad.
World first air travel health partnership between University and Qantas
Qantas and the University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre have announced a world first air travel health and wellbeing partnership to reshape customers' experience of long haul flights.
Art unleashes the power of the dot
The Papunya dot is a powerful symbol of identity in Aboriginal art and culture. In a new exhibition, artists have harnessed the power that the dot holds for Aboriginal people as a starting point to explore their own beliefs.
Explainer: What is a concussion?
Dr Adrian Cohen from the University of Sydney explains what causes a concussion and how to best prevent them.