Deluge coming down near you!
A showcase of talent from Flinders University will feature in the 2016 Adelaide Festival of Arts production, Deluge.
Algal blooms reveal their poisonous past
A poisonous, “hairy efflorescence” in a 17th century Polish lake is likely to be the first recorded example of a toxic blue-green algal bloom, say environmental scientists at Flinders.
Papunya’s vision goes on show
A spectacular showcase of recent and historical work from the famed Western Desert community of Papunya will have its opening at the Flinders University City Gallery on Friday (February 19) at 6pm.
Art helps to break the silence
Art will help show the way for a group of counsellors, psychologists and social workers in learning new ways to communicate with clients with complex communication needs.
Mighty marsupial lion claws its way out of the darkness
Flinders University palaeontologists have cast new light on the behaviour of Australia’s top mammalian predator, the fearsome marsupial lion (Thylacoleo carnifex).
Clevertar heads over for US trade talks
Flinders spinout company Clevertar is among a select group of Australian companies joining the Australia-US Business Week trade delegation in America this week.
A fresh start for fine eating on campus
Bringing a fresh, local menu to the new heart of Flinders University is the aim of Alere Restaurant’s head chef, Kyle Wood.
Vale to inspirational movement teacher Michael Fuller
The recent death of Michael Fuller is sad news for Flinders and for Adelaide’s performing arts community.
50th anniversary fellows here to make their mark
Australia’s humanitarian effort in the Asia-Pacific is the focus of the first of 12 special Matthew Flinders Fellowship projects to mark the University’s 50th anniversary this year.