Helping women to help themselves
A Flinders University law graduate has designed a mentoring program to inspire, motivate and educate women to get ahead in their personal and career development. Riana […]
Criminal Justice
Internet addiction can cause personal chaos
Pathological internet addiction that triggers deviant behaviour on social networking sites (SNS) should be recognised as a disorder needing treatment, a Flinders University expert says. Internet […]
Not the Sopranos, but still a cultural divide
Organised crime networks such as mafia ‘clans’, with links to drug trafficking, money laundering and corruption in high places, are a threat to national security. University […]
Law books delve into big questions
Flinders Professor of Law Margaret Davies is extending her own bibliography, aiming to keep pace with “the changing place of law in a complex world”. “I’ve […]
From bugs to biochem – ARC grants tackle the big issues
Better production of clean biofuels, archaeology secrets of ancient Australia and insights from insect vision for road safety are among Flinders University research projects to receive federal ARC funding.
Flinders produces SA’s 2017 Rhodes Scholar
Jordan Gifford-Moore, a Law and Arts student at Flinders, is the recipient of the Rhodes Scholarship for 2017 for South Australia.
Showcase of a progressive approach to Indigenous affairs
Two special publications marking Flinders’ contribution to Indigenous affairs both in Australia and overseas are being launched as part of the University’s 50th Anniversary.
Peace campaigner at Flinders
World peace campaigner Dr Gill Hicks will give a talk on Surviving Terrorism at this year’s free Ray Whitrod Memorial Lecture at Flinders University.
Join all the action at 2016 Open Days
More than 10,000 visitors are expected at Flinders University’s Open Days today and tomorrow (12-13 August).