South Korea had early successes in it’s fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. But eventually, case numbers multiplied and the outbreak continued to grow.
Georgia Hockley takes us into South Korea’s response and looks into how their public health measures fared over time
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UC will be welcoming back international students in 2022! Head to Curieux to learn about the full campus reopening.
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The 2022 Student Representative Council elections close today, Friday the 22nd of October at 5pm. Half of the 2022 SRC has already been determined after five positions were elected unopposed and two positions failed to receive any nominations. Those eligible to vote will have received an email from Returning Officer, Petrina Schiavi. A full list […]
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Thrifty UC is the newest community group on the Rosella Street marketplace. UC students, staff, and community members can buy, sell, rent, or donate pre-loved items and feel good knowing their sale is supporting sustainability across Australia
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Five positions on the Student Representative Council (SRC), Academic Board, and University Council have been elected unopposed in the 2022 elections. Faculty of Business, Government and Law Representative and International Student Representative, failed to receive any nominations.
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Tomorrow, Tuesday the 12th of October, four UC students and staff members will be answering all of the weird, personal, and sometimes, kind of rude, questions that you want to know about living life with a disability. The event, which is celebrating the International Day of People with Disability, is based on ABC’s hit TV […]
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Coquohalla takes you through the biggest global stories from the month of July, and this time it is an Olympic special.
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In this creative piece, Aisling Halverson takes us through an experience all too common, and the fear and shock that follows.
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Once, when I was younger, I elbowed my partner in the face. We were in a humid beach house loungeroom with faded green furniture and a bare brick wall. A thin wooden sliding door was the only thing separating us from the rest of the house, who were enjoying the bourgeois decadence of sleeping in […]
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Australia has a sex problem. One needs only to look back on the last six months to see this. So, where does this issue begin? I would argue it all starts in school. Little girls are told that little boys are allowed to be mean to them, to pull their hair and throw their lunch […]
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