Shakespeare without words? – it’s not half Bard
Even without words, a Shakespearean tragedy still carries a powerful charge. Film and drama lovers will get a rare chance to see silent Shakespeare at the […]
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Fifty Creatives puts spotlight on Flinders’ vibrant arts scene
Whether on stage, on screen or behind the scenes, Flinders University has emerged as a wellspring of talent for Australian and international creative industries. Two of […]
UK film spot for BCA graduate
Flinders’ Bachelor of Creative Arts honours graduate Nicole Miller, who graduated in 2012, has successfully pitched her way to a paid internship with international production company Pulse Films. Interviews for […]
Children need a voice, say academics
From cyberbullying to safety at home, new research from Flinders University strongly supports the findings of an extensive survey of more than 1,600 children in South […]
Flinders grad shares story of road to Oscars success with ‘Amy'
Leaning back, rubbing his head in disbelief as he pours praise on just about everyone who ever did anything for him, George Pank is the kind […]
DNA work saves fish from extinction
Flinders University scientists have created a model for conservation programs after helping to bring local populations of native pygmy perch back from extinction. Along with a […]
Smaller, faster, better wastewater treatment
In a world first, a Flinders University designed wastewater treatment system has been accepted as an alternative to existing passive lagoon systems for use in South […]
Fringe interns put on a good show
It’s been a hectic time for Adelaide Fringe 2016 marketing interns Maddison Noolan and Kristen Kahl. The Flinders students have been involved in several weeks of work […]
Vale to inspirational movement teacher Michael Fuller
The recent death of Michael Fuller is sad news for Flinders and for Adelaide’s performing arts community. An inspirational teacher of movement and dance, Mr Fuller […]