Enterprise Bargaining update
The University and unions have been bargaining for just over three months. Professor Richard Maltby, Chair of the Formal Negotiating Group has provided an overview of […]
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Flinders in the news
Thereitis, 3D visualisation software invented by Theodor Wyeld from the School of Humanities, featured in the Business Review Weekly. Marketing and Communications Office staff member Katherine […]
Transnational Literature out now
The November issue of ‘Transnational Literature’ – the open access e-journal published by the Flinders Institute for Research in the Humanities – is now available here. […]
Fuel your head and heart with art
Flinders University Art Museum is an extraordinary resource, housing more than 5,500 works of art on campus and presenting a dynamic program of exhibitions and related […]
Retirement party for the Voyager Library Catalogue
At the end of November 2013, the Library will retire the Voyager Library Catalogue. This is to prepare for the migration of the key Library functions […]
The Annual Aristotelian Celebration
In the context of the 2013 Dimitria Greek Festival, the LOGOS Australian Centre for Hellenic Language and Culture in conjunction with the Pan Macedonian Association of […]
Only 50 spots left in SA Baby Boomer Advance Directive Study
South Australian baby boomers (born between 1946 and 1965) are required for a PhD study on advance directive information dissemination online. Contact Sandra Bradley on sandra.bradley@flinders.edu.au […]
Flinders upgrades HR System
Flinders University will launch a new version of the HR System and the Employee Self Service (ESS), which is used by employees to record hours worked […]
Safety on campus
Students and Staff are reminded that they should exercise care whilst walking around the campus early in the morning, towards sunset and in other low light […]