Talented tales of love lost
Tales of love, hatred and jealousy are explored in an award-winning play by Flinders graduate CJ (Callum) McLean. The River, which won the Senior Award in […]
Sociology
Eating together is more fulfilling
Making food the core of people’s daily routine need not breed a nation of fatties, says Professor Claude Fischler, a Visiting International Research Fellow at Flinders.
US election events at Bedford Park – including live commentary and Q&A
Staff and students can watch the 2016 US presidential election unfold on the super screen in the Hub today from 10am to 3pm. A round table at […]
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.
Controversial research looks at perpetrator views on domestic violence
New Flinders University research on domestic violence has taken the approach of interviewing both male perpetrators and women in the hope of understanding how to successfully […]
Outbound Mobility partners inbound for special Flinders tour
The President of Flinders’ significant university partner in the Philippines will check out the new Hub and Plaza and Tonsley facilities tomorrow.
Welcome mat out for Indigenous students
Pelicans and marine tile artwork will form part of a 14-year tradition of Indigenous students marking the start of their journey at Flinders University.
Bullied, missing school and hungry – report reveals reality of many Aussie kids
One in ten Australian children miss school at least once a week, almost one in six have been bullied, and one in thirty goes to bed or school hungry nearly every day.
Flinders professor joins international line-up
Police line-up analyst, Professor Neil Brewer, has been made a fellow of the international Association for Psychological Science.