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SECURE ONE OF THE LIMITED REMAINING TICKETS FOR $375 (save $75!) Only two days left to book!  The Higher Equity Summit will bring together a number of VCs, experts and passionate frontline staff. Far from just another 'talkfest', it will inspire change by uncovering ...

With Professor Caroline McMillen, Professor Jan Thomas and Professor Steve Chapman, Campus Review's Higher Equity Summit will bring together leaders paving the way for greater equity in the higher education sector. These VCs will share the challenges and progress their organisations ...

SPECIAL REGISTRATION OFFER! SECURE ONE OF THE LIMITED REMAINING TICKETS FOR $375 (save $75!) Bringing together a number of VCs, experts and passionate frontline staff the Higher Equity Summit seeks to not be another “talkfest” but to inspire change through ...

UTS adds design bright lights Founding partner of Tonkin Zulaikha Greer Architects, Brian Zulaikha and Design Director for City of Sydney, Bridget Smyth have joined the UTS Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building as adjunct professors in the School of ...

This curious word appears in a current railway station advertisement for the American TV comedy series Ballers, which is streamed by a well-known cable-TV provider in Australia. The series focuses on a group of football players, their associates (managers, friends and families) ...

New UniMelb architecture dean Professor Julie Willis has been appointed the new dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning at the University of Melbourne. Since joining the university in 1998, Willis has held a number of leadership positions, ...

The concept of suburbia may seem a contemporary one. In fact, the word suburb, literally meaning ‘below the city’, goes back to the 14th century, and is mentioned in one of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales as a hiding place for robbers ...

ECU names research fellow As part of a push to recruit more than 20 new professors capable of boosting its research activity, Edith Cowan University has appointed metabolomics, biostatistics and machine learning expert professor David Broadhurst as its fourth professorial research ...

In the wake of the Brexit referendum and economic pessimism in Britain, an optimistic commentator in the EU-based Politico was forecasting a boomlet for financial consultants and lobbyists in London and Brussels. A boomlet? Is that a ‘real’ word or ...

New terms are constantly being created to label demographic groups, often by marketers wanting to target them. These terms are commonly formed using acronyms – as in the examples dinky (dual income no kids yet), kippers (kids in parents pockets ...