• Facebook
  • X
  • Instagram
UOWTV
  • Home
  • Arts/Culture
  • Features
  • Govt & Politics
  • Podcasts
    • New podcast – Early Start Expert Insight
    • Threads of Thought
    • Between the Mountains and the Sea
  • RadioU
  • Sport
  • Tech & Research
  • About/Contact
Select Page
University student performs at the iconic Manning Bar

University student performs at the iconic Manning Bar

by Jasmine Hoban | Sep 23, 2024 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, News

Sydney University student Shelley Morton captivated the crowd at the Manning Bar with an hour-long performance of original songs and covers, marking a significant step in her musical career. Having performed music from a young age, and as a drummer in various bands,...
Adelaide University to abandon face-to-face lectures in 2026

Adelaide University to abandon face-to-face lectures in 2026

by Harry Evans | Sep 18, 2024 | Govt & Politics, News

The University of Adelaide (UoA) has announced that face-to-face lectures will no longer be held on campus from 2026 onwards, leading to amazement and indignation from lecturers and staff. This decision, which coincides with the rebranding and merging of the...
University of Sydney Art students host independent exhibition featuring diverse artwork

University of Sydney Art students host independent exhibition featuring diverse artwork

by Harry Evans | Sep 4, 2024 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture

Art students from the University of Sydney hosted an independent exhibition titled “Yours Sincerely” to showcase their work at the Goodspace Gallery in Chippendale last week. The exhibition was hosted on the 28th of August to display seven visual arts...
How the $3 billion HELP debt cuts assist students during the cost-of-living crisis

How the $3 billion HELP debt cuts assist students during the cost-of-living crisis

by Lily Anderson | May 15, 2024 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, News

Australian students have received positive news last week about their Higher Education Loan Program debts. A total of $3 billion would be cut nationwide for students that have a HELP loan. Education Minister, Jason Clare, announced on Sunday that the government would...
Community outcry: not enough measures to prevent spiking

Community outcry: not enough measures to prevent spiking

by Hannah Hopkins | Nov 5, 2023 | Arts/Lifestyle/Culture, News

Wollongong is the third most affected area for reported incidents of drink spiking in the state according to a recent BOSCAR report, with local victims calling for more to be done to stop the crime. The rise of drink spiking in Illawarra clubs and pubs has been...
« Older Entries

Archives

  • Facebook
  • X
  • Instagram