August
Articles
13 August 2019
Woodstock at 50: the lasting impact of a tribute to peace, music and love
University of Sydney American studies, music, and human geography experts explore what the Woodstock Music Festival meant in its sociopolitical context, and why efforts to recreate it are controversial.
13 August 2019
Former guerrillas becoming conservationists
Researchers from the University of Sydney and the Earlham Institute are working with ex-combatants of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (People's Army FARC-EP) to grow their capability to protect the country's valuable biodiversity.
12 August 2019
Online options for youth mental health
The statistic is distressing but it suggests an effective place to start treatment: 75 percent of mental health problems begin before age 25, and 50 percent before age 15. Now a common point of contact has suggested a radical approach to service delivery.
09 August 2019
IPCC report on climate change and land: experts react
Experts from across the University of Sydney have warned that significant changes to the way we produce and consume food are needed if we want to save the planet from catastrophic climate change.
09 August 2019
How can future urban development ensure our lived experiences?
The Lendlease Bradfield Scholarship was established in recognition of John Bradfield, celebrated engineer and Sydney University alumnus whose vision drove two of Sydney's most transformative projects: the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the underground railway.
09 August 2019
Funding boosts cardiovascular research at Sydney
University of Sydney researchers receive NSW Government funding to help combat Australia's number one killer - cardiovascular disease.
08 August 2019
Q&A with Lindsay McCabe: Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme tutor
For the past two years Lindsay McCabe, Sydney University honours student, has helped new students through the Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme (ITAS). We sat down with Lindsay to understand what it's like to be an ITAS tutor.
07 August 2019
Google awards $1m to University of Sydney to put AI into health
The Westmead Applied Research Centre has won Australia's inaugural $1 million Google.org AI Impact Challenge for a translational digital health program that will use digital tools to prevent heart attacks.
06 August 2019
New museum takes shape
Building of the Chau Chak Wing Museum continues, with construction scheduled for completion early next year.
06 August 2019
Is FaceApp hoarding our data?
In recent weeks there have been privacy concerns and questions around how FaceApp processes facial images, and whether the app is amassing a database of user-submitted images for political purposes, under the guise of a light-hearted game.