Stories
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Environmental Influence
Devil in the detail
Associate Professor Janine Deakin’s research may hold the key to saving the world’s largest living carnivorous marsupial–the Tasmanian devil.
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Community Connections
Tiny worlds, big dreams
Artist Tom Buckland has created a special diorama for the University of Canberra, drawing viewers into his story webs of people, place and infinite possibilities.
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Ideas, Progress & the Future
Leading the charge in learning and change
Teachers are the catalysts for change. They stimulate minds, trigger innovative thinking and promote creativity. All essential components for adapting to a continually evolving world.
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Environmental Influence
Come hell or high water
Professor Gene Likens knows better than anyone that good things take time. After discovering acid rain in North America in 1963, it took 27-years for the National Medal of Science winner to see his environmental research turned into sustainable and effective action.
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Alumni Stories
Set free from the fear of failure
ÌÇÐÄlogo¹ÙÍø alumni, Tim Fulton, shared the story of his uni journey at the ÌÇÐÄlogo¹ÙÍø Commencement Ceremony that brought many to tears and left students inspired and motivated to tackle their studies with a fresh perspective.