Talking History: Matthew Flinders and friends
Matthew Flinders valued his friendships immensely and knew his achievements were made possible through these close relationships. A talk by Flinders’ Dr Gillian Dooley will explore […]
Archive Author: Megan Andrews
Music for friends at lunchtime concert
‘Musick for Severall Friends’ is a new ensemble of Adelaide musicians who are exploring the music of the early Baroque on original instruments, including viola da […]
Artificial intelligence: opportunities in government and beyond
Flinders University is collaborating with the Department of Premier and Cabinet to present a policy networking forum on artificial intelligence, including opportunities and challenges for the […]
Intervarsity challenge gives Adelaide a run for money
The 2018 SA Challenge was held in May, with Flinders students putting in a stellar performance to bring home three pennants in the annual sports competition […]
Lunchtime concerts strike a high note
Flinders University’s continuing series of Lunchtime Concerts for 2018 will feature the outstanding voices of Karina Bligh and Charlotte Kelso this Wednesday, 30 May 2018. Ms […]
Get your skates on to test menu for free
This Friday the Flinders Tavern is treating 50 people to sample its new catering and function menu completely free of charge – register now as places […]
Complete research survey for chance to win
A short survey to uncover how the Flinders research community is using (or plans to use) eResearch technologies – such as storage, hardware and software – […]
Cut-price ticket offer for acclaimed play
Local critics and audiences have been delighted by Frank Forbes and the Yahoo Boy, a sparkling new play written by Flinders lecturer Matt Hawkins and starring […]
Mentoring program brings microbiologist back
Flinders alumna, Dr Onuma Kaewkla, has won a prestigious Australia-Thailand mentoring fellowship, which has seen her return to the University for three months to work with her […]