How new media is getting old
As computer companies race to produce “smarter, faster and more powerful” PCs, the files created in the digital world – including online artworks – risk being left behind.
New Centre to take a long, hard look at crime
A Flinders University centre to be officially launched today (June 10) is dedicated to increasing knowledge and debate about crime.
Going to the bush ‘not just about the bucks’
For school leaders in rural areas, taking on the job is not all about the money, Flinders University research has found.
New lecture series honours Catherine Branson’s contribution to law
Flinders University is partnering with specialist legal practice Lipman Karas to host a new lecture series in recognition of The Honourable Catherine Branson QC and her significant contributions to law and justice in Australia.
Art’s insights on both sides of the prison wall
The third Art by Prisoners exhibition has attracted by far its largest number of entries, with works submitted from all of South Australia’s nine adult penal institutions.
Award winning lawyer Claire reveals surprising career plans
This year’s South Australian Gray Young Lawyer of the Year, Claire Victory, has some interesting plans for the future. Perhaps most interesting of all, is that […]
Director Sophie traces film interest to Flinders ahead of ’52 Tuesdays’ cinema release
“I’m a bit obsessed about getting people to go and see it; at festivals every screening is sold out, but now we have to get people to go to the cinema, which is a bit terrifying.”
Flinders gives its elite athletes a sporting chance
Sports scholarships awarded by Flinders will help a group of elite student athletes combine their academic and sporting pursuits.
Flinders shines on screen
Flinders staff, students and graduates are dominating the 2014 South Australian Screen Awards, picking up 10 nominations across nearly every category.