UNSW Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences PhD student, Annie Madden was recognised for her service and achievements with an Order of Australia (AO) Honour from the Governor-General on Australia Day.
UNSW Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences PhD student, Annie Madden was recognised for her service and achievements with an Order of Australia (AO) Honour from the Governor-General on Australia Day.
On Martin Luther King Day, UNSW Arts and Social Sciences Professor Dr Mary Zournazi questions how we define 'peace'.
Meet Michele Zappavigna, Senior Lecturer in the School of the Arts & Media.
On Martin Luther King Day, UNSW Arts and Social Sciences Professor Dr Mary Zournazi questions how we define 'peace'.
Meet Dr Rebecca Collie, Scientia Fellow of Faculty of Arts.
The new visa allowing migrant parents to bring their own parents to Australia to provide childcare support has dangers for families, write Angela Kintominas and Myra Hamilton.
Evidence is growing that pill testing encourages young people to reconsider their drug use.
The recent deaths of young people after taking party drugs at festivals has prompted calls for organised pill testing at events. So what would that look like? And why is it so controversial?
While still opposing pill testing at festivals, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian appears to have extended the invitation to experts to prove her wrong.
Drug and medical experts say pill testing leads to a reduction in the harms associated with drug use.
A desire to show children the “beauty” of maths and science – and to follow in her father’s footsteps – inspired Yunshang Liu to become a teacher.
All UNSW students now have full access to ArtsHub and screenhub, Australia’s leading sources of arts and film news.
Erin was inspired by the strong female leads of the hard-hitting political TV shows, to pursue a double Arts & Social Sciences degree.
It's unpopular with the public and kills endangered and non-game birds – but that hasn't stopped duck shooting, writes Siobhan O'Sullivan.