Cross-dressing wrestler no closet champion
Flinders drama graduate Richard Magarey is causing a sensation in Asia as the cross-dressing, heavy metal musician known as Ladybeard. A burly professional wrestler with a […]
Lego race cars put physics students in pole position
A new teaching approach involving racing cars made of Lego has transformed the way that students at Flinders University are learning the fundamentals of science and has […]
Can a happy gut help the mind?
Research is supporting the idea that eating a balanced diet and promoting gut health can optimise brain function and mood. Nutrition plays a vital role in […]
Social media can help children
Constructively using social media and online chatrooms may help Australian school students rise in international PISA rankings, according to a Flinders University expert in teacher education. […]
Promising results for new PTSD therapy
More participants are needed for development of an expanded treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Flinders University researchers are conducting a PTSD therapy trial which aims […]
Defence research supports national security
Flinders University will play key roles in two new national defence research programs – one with the first Counter Improvised Threats Grand Challenge and others under […]
School’s out for autism teachers
Up to 50 schools are better equipped to teach children living with autism as a result of a State Government-funded program at Flinders University. The special […]
We are Panthers: hear us roar
Flinders University is sponsoring a new senior women’s football program to help develop the elite talent pathway for female players. The announcement comes as Flinders enters its […]
True locals make Coffin Bay their home
When dolphins are in a safe, bountiful environment, they don’t venture far – despite having the capability to range over vast ocean distances. And within such […]