society COVID-19: a global snapshot As it continues to spread around the world, coronavirus is significantly altering the global political landscape.
How outdated is the ATAR score? A main contributor to the confusion over how to support people transitioning into tertiary or higher education (HE) seems to be the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR).
The Covidscape We have entered the Covidscape. We are constantly consuming and being consumed by it. We are dreaming about it. We are desperately seeking moments of escape from it, if we are able to.
Reconstructing past atrocities Straddling the line between design and legal testimony, Forensic Architecture is drawing attention to human rights violations.
Feeding a COVID-19 Nation: protecting all worker’s rights in a time of crisis In a period of panic-buying and empty supermarket shelves, we can’t forget about the horticultural industry that works to sustain us.
What’s your loneliness room? Connecting humans through creative practice research In ‘How to Treat a “Loneliness Epidemic”’, a recent letter to the editor from The New York Times, writers discussed what responsibility we have to lonely people.
Online courses to reduce gambling-related harm Thousands of Australians are negatively affected by gambling each year. But Deakin and the Office of Responsible Gambling NSW are working to change that.
International Women’s Day 2020 – Celebrating women in research In the lead up to the 2020 International Women’s Day, we spoke to Dr. Dwan Price and Dr. Tricia Ong, two leading researchers with a passion for STEMM and reproductive health respectively.
Gender-based violence prevention education: it’s time to go outside the school-yard How do we go about teaching respectful relationships? We caught up with Associate Professor Debbie Ollis to find out.
Clothes maketh the man: re-imagining our role as a consumer In 2016, Australian households spent a total of $666 billion on general household living costs.
Breathing new life into performances of the past How can 3D digitisation be used to preserve the history of opera?
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