Premier USA event for Flinders startups
Small startup companies from Flinders New Venture Institute will meet South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill in Texas as part of a two-week tour of the USA this month.
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.
BCA students leave their mark on celebrated artist’s latest work
Flinders University students have celebrated their contribution to a 19-metre mural promoting Aboriginal and African-American art, culture and history.
Cut a path to the Fringe on Tour
Maple Staplegun and Mighty Mike are among the colourful Fringe performers heading to Flinders’ new hub and plaza on 4-5 March.
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.
Aussie duck tales of the unexpected
The ‘flamingo duck’ survived in Australia millions of years longer than anywhere else, says a Flinders researcher.
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.
International Network of Universities meets at Flinders
Universities from around the world will beat a path to Flinders this week for a meeting of the International Network of Universities (INU).
Django rides again for Flinders’ 50th
The classic spaghetti western, Django, kicks off the ‘Step Back! 1966 in Review’ series for Flinders 50th anniversary this week.