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University receives surge in undergraduate applications

Marita Cheng named Young Australian of the Year

Major exhibition celebrates 40 years for the Ian Potter Museum of Art

Vale Sir Zelman Cowen

Graduation season a success

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The Victorian Opera is kindly offering two tickets for Alumni eNews readers to attend the 'The Rake's Progress' on Monday 19 March at the Arts Centre Melbourne Playhouse.

The international experience of leading Australian artist Jenny Watson will be the focus of a major survey exhibition titled 'Jenny Watson: here, there and everywhere' at the Ian Potter Museum of Art, the University of Melbourne, from 18 January until 8 April 2012.

Does your kitchen rule? Alumni in Melbourne are invited to host an international student in their home for dinner. We are urgently seeking 100 generous hosts.

The New Year brings new opportunities for graduate study. Here are four courses suited to those looking for further study.

In March 2011, Melbourne alumnus Lyndal Roper was appointed Regius Professor of Early Modern History at Balliol College, Oxford. It was an historic appointment, as Professor Roper became the first Australian and first woman to receive that particular royal commission. Professor Roper spoke to Chris Weaver ahead of her December visit to the University of Melbourne.