Asia through a creative lens
Flinders student film-makers have let their creative imaginations run riot in producing a collection of short films to be shown as part of the OzAsia Film Festival program.
Kenyan student on road to glory
PhD candidate Glory Gatwiri is determined to step up her campaign to relieve women’s suffering in her native Kenya after representing Flinders at the Trans-Tasman Three Minute Thesis competition.
Flinders honours two of its best in arts and sciences
Flinders awards honorary doctorates today to two of its graduates – an internationally acclaimed theatre and opera director, and a leading Japanese nano-scientist.
Victorious mooters prove Flinders ANIMAL law pedigree
Flinders University Law School proved its pedigree is of the highest calibre by seeing off some of top universities in Australia to win the second Australia-New Zealand Intervarsity Moot on Animal Law (ANIMAL).
Riverprize winners say collaboration is the key
Stronger relationships between Indigenous organisations and governments will lead to better environmental outcomes for river systems, say the winners of Riverprize.
Mind the gap – significant inequality faced by a third of Australian kids
A Flinders University led survey of 5,400 students in 180 primary and secondary schools across Australia has found that young people from marginalised groups are facing stark inequality.
Flinders Ig Nobel winner cracks global anaesthetic
One of the world’s most in-demand anaesthetics can now be produced on the spot, thanks to the thermos-flask sized device that recently won Flinders inventor Professor Colin Raston an Ig Nobel prize.
Sky lights up for Moon Lantern Festival
A giant Flinders moon lantern will feature at the annual Moon Lantern Parade in Adelaide this weekend.
Reframing our images of Islam – OzAsia forum
Australians should remember that the millions of Muslims in Indonesia live peacefully as part of a vibrant and diverse society, says a Flinders academic who will host an OzAsia forum tomorrow.