Turning up the heat on teen health
Teenagers and their parents are being sought to trial a Flinders University online program that aims to improve teenagers’ eating, activity and well-being. The new Health […]
Archive Author: Megan Andrews
Standing by for teens in trouble
Entrepreneur Matthew D’Onofrio credits support from Flinders University in a journey that recently saw him included in the 2018 Forbes 30 under 30 Asia hot list. […]
Timely profile on mother of women’s lib
A biography on pioneering English suffragist Clementia (Mentia) Taylor has been penned by Flinders University lecturer in Public Administration, Dr Margaret MacIlwain. Titled ‘Mentia’, the book […]
Congratulations Indofest
One of South Australia’s most loved cultural festivals has been recognised in the annual South Australian Governor’s Multicultural Awards. Indofest has celebrated the rich contribution of […]
Naval opportunity shines bright
Flinders University welcomes the announcement by Minister Christopher Pyne of the new Naval Shipbuilding Institute (NSI) to establish and manage the Naval Shipbuilding College at Osborne. […]
Cyclists unite for road safety
A free bike safety workshop will be held on campus this Thursday 5th April, with all participants receiving a gift pack valued at $50. Bicycle SA […]
Scholarship hopes fly high for savvy students
Marian Bailey was one of three Flinders University students to claim all of the Diamond Jubilee Bursaries in last year’s Australian Federation of Graduate Women scholarships. […]
Night at the museum worth roaring about
Flinders staff are invited to a free screening of The Good Dinosaur on the front lawns of the South Australian Museum on Thursday 26 April 2018 […]
What do dinosaurs, birds, lizards and snakes have in common?
They will all be protagonists in a lecture at the South Australian Museum next week, as Professor Mike Lee explores the evolution of dinosaurs into birds […]