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31 May 2016
Australia’s longest-continuing film school is celebrating its golden anniversary this year and using the milestone to make 50 student films from those 50 years freely available to the public for the first time.
27 May 2016
With soundproof flooring, pull-out seats and an attractive light filled piazza complete with a grand piano, the University of Melbourne’s new arts education space studioFive is every arts teacher’s dream.
26 May 2016
By analysing the language of 65 000 Facebook users, researchers have found that females used language that was characteristic of compassion and politeness, while masculine language was more hostile and impersonal.
17 May 2016
CLIMARTE and the University of Melbourne's Carlton Connect Initiative have hosted a forum on the role and effectiveness of visual media in communicating matters of environmental and social importance.
17 May 2016
Centre for Advancing Journalism Masters students are part of Australia’s largest newsroom, reporting on the 2016 federal election campaign through the UniPollWatch project, a groundbreaking national student journalism project.
15 May 2016
One of the National Library of Australia’s greatest treasures, a 1663 map of New Holland and the map on which all subsequent mapping of Australia is based, has arrived at the University of Melbourne for expert analysis.
22 Apr 2016
To coincide with the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death on 23 April, the University of Melbourne is holding a program of lectures, exhibitions, performances and screenings to celebrate the legacy of the world’s most revered poet and playwright.
7 Apr 2016
Current and former politicians from across the political spectrum, speechwriters and senior executives will be among the high profile presenters in Australia’s first university-led program committed to addressing the ongoing under-representation of women in politics.
10 Mar 2016
Negative attitudes among Australian voters towards asylum seekers are driven by religious bigotry more than by racism or economic anxieties, according to a University of Melbourne report released today.