Flinders sends 1000 cranes to meet Hiroshima wish
Flinders University staff and exchange students will take 1000 origami cranes to Hiroshima this week when it participates in the Peace Memorial Ceremony to remember the […]
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Funding boosts crime fight potential
Flinders University’s contribution to solving crime in South Australia and beyond has been further strengthened with SA Government funding for an expanded forensic science program. Flinders […]
Flinders in key role in Singapore water project
Flinders University will provide the technology and research expertise in a major international collaboration that aims to improve the quality and use of Singapore’s stormwater.
Stakes point to Vietnam’s glorious victory
Maritime archaeologists from Flinders University hope to shed new light on a fierce 13th century battle fought by the Vietnamese against the invading fleet of China’s […]
Flinders leads the world with IB courses
Flinders University will become the first tertiary institution in the world to offer a new qualification for middle school educators teaching the International Baccalaureate Middle Years […]
Barack Obama’s success poses questions for Australia
Barack Obama’s success in defeating the ‘heir apparent’ for the Democratic nomination for the US Presidency brings new excitement to the race to the White House. […]
Sichuan students stay on course despite earthquake
When a devastating earthquake rocked the Chinese province of Sichuan earlier this month, its impact was felt around the world, including Flinders University where 80 students […]
Lizards feel climate change
You have to hand it to the pygmy bluetongue – to date, it has quietly survived a barrage of natural hazards and man-made pressures. But the […]
Researcher takes a look inside Muslim minds
In setting out to explore the ideas and beliefs of modern Muslims, Professor Riaz Hassan gave himself a huge task; it should be no surprise that […]