Positive result for new DNA blood test for bowel cancer
A team of Australian scientists has presented evidence that a new blood test for bowel cancer based on two genes that “leak” into the blood can detect 65 per cent of bowel cancer cases.
Health Sciences students recognised for academic success
School of Health Sciences students have been recognised for their academic excellence at this year’s Student Prize and Award Ceremony.
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.
The Bloods take nutrition advice to heart
Flinders student Stephanie Walker’s advice on hydration and nutrition to West Adelaide Football Club went down so well that they’ve kept her on for more.
Reflections on a family legacy of giving as new scholarship is established
“Giving was just one of those things that I assumed everyone did.”
Stepping up to benefit mental health
A range of posters encouraging members of the Flinders community to counter bullying, discrimination and harassment was launched on campus today.
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.”
Encyclopedia speaks volumes on global archaeology
It was a 60-pound baby with a six year gestation, but the Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology, edited by Flinders University’s Professor Claire Smith, is safely on the shelf.