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    UniSA’s world-changing Fulbright scholars

    Two outstanding UniSA PhD students from the fields of Indigenous studies and pharmaceutical drug development have been named 2014 Fulbright scholars by the Australian-American Fulbright Commission.

  • Christian Reynolds opening waste skip

    Our Fresh Scientist breaking the cycle of food waste

    Australian households throw away a whopping 5.5 million tonnes of left-over food every year – and UniSA PhD candidate Christian Reynolds is on a mission to break the cycle of food waste.

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    Video: Splash of Colour

    UniSA students have put paint to pavement in a street art project that has added vibrant colour to the West End precinct.  The special project was undertaken as part of the Adelaide City Council's Splash Adelaide initiative and has seen the transformation of George Street from asphalt grey to a place awash with colour, sharp shapes and a sense of vibrancy.

    UniSA students have put paint to pavement in a street art project that has added vibrant colour to the West End precinct.  The special project was...

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    Video: UniSA Clothing

    University of South Australia has launched a brand new clothing range that was designed and selected with help from students. Order yours now at www.unisa.edu.au/campuswear

    University of South Australia has launched a brand new clothing range that was designed and selected with help from students. Order yours now at...

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    Personality clashes not the cause of workplace harassment

    While it may be easy to put workplace harassment down to personality conflicts, in reality workplace harassment is most often a product of the workplace itself, not the people in it.

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    Importance of physical activity ignored by almost half of South Australians

    Despite the knowledge that physical activity is crucial to good health, nearly half of the South Australian population are not meeting recommended guidelines of at least 30 minutes of moderate physical activity five days a week. 

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    New program looks at new frontier in psychology

    A group of 50 – 60 students is expected to begin South Australia’s only program that specialises in cognitive neuroscience as they embark on UniSA’s new Bachelor of Psychological Science (Cognitive Neuroscience) this month.

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    Video: Hewlett-Packard / UniSA Partnership

    South Australian employment growth and innovation in the information and technology sector is poised for transformation with the announcement of a new University of South Australia partnership with global IT giant, Hewlett-Packard.

    South Australian employment growth and innovation in the information and technology sector is poised for transformation with the announcement of a new...