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A commonly cited mantra in higher education circles is that students have been brought up on Facebook and Google and, as such, demand the same experience from the tools offered to them at university. But is this the truth? It ...

Thorsten Wichtendahl has today been appointed the new CEO of the Co-op, a national member-owned retailer specifically targeting the on-campus university market. Wichtendahl replaces Peter Knock, who is stepping down for family reasons after four years at the helm. “I ...

Earlier today, the Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announced that parliament would be recalled on 18 April 2016 for an early Budget on 3 May 2016, clearing the path for a double dissolution election on 2 July 2016, should the senate ...

The University of Melbourne has officially opened its newest residential facility, a 648-bed Student Village on Leicester Street in Carlton, shorter than a 10-minute walk from the main campus of the venerated institution. Designed to be an environmentally friendly residential facility ...

The VET sector has been in the spotlight recently due to pernicious practices by some providers and the exit from the industry of a leading institution. Into this environment of broadly negative publicity drops The Mitchell Institute's Peter Noonan's comprehensive report into the ...

What does it mean for staff and students that 25 local institutions have combined to launch the Australian Health Promoting Universities Network? What types of changes and innovations might those working and studying on campuses start experiencing as knowledge and ideas are ...

Mathematical sciences have directly and indirectly underpinned more than 22 per cent of Australian industry during the last two decades, with direct support totaling almost $60 billion. With this contribution in mind, the National Committee for Mathematical Sciences has called for an ...

An expert in analysing employment outcomes from higher education has delivered a stinging appraisal of the Australian university sector's ability to prepare students for the outside world. It's a deficiency he puts down to traditional and unwieldy institutions being slow to ...

Twenty-five universities have joined forces to promote physically and mentally healthy lifestyles for their staff and students, under the freshly minted Australian Health Promoting Universities Network. A further three universities have made a commitment to join the conversation. The network ...

Australian National University is looking for investors to fund the expansion of its on-campus student accommodation. The move comes after a survey of 4800 current students living in one of the college's halls revealed a need to upgrade existing sites ...