Campus and global community
The roots of reconciliation
More than a dozen native hibiscus trees are making their roots comfortable in a garden west of the Tim Winton…
Research finds working from home is good for families
A study released by the Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre (BCEC) has found that working from home benefits businesses, employees and…
A little help goes a long way
When Boiketo Mazibeli arrived in Perth to study at Curtin, she was prepared for the city’s high cost of living.…
AO awarded to Curtin Vice-Chancellor
Curtin University Vice-Chancellor Professor Deborah Terry has been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List and made an Officer in…
Student wins Western Australian Pharmacy Student of the Year Award
Second year Master of Pharmacy student Shanae Hancey has won the Western Australian Pharmacy Student of the Year Award, which…
GlobCom 2015: Competing ideas to preserve the Borneo rainforest
Preparations are at full speed as Curtin Sarawak prepares to host the GlobCom 2015 symposium later this month. The symposium…
Big data: big ideas at the helm
Big data: it’s the glue of the digital universe. If you’re reading this, chances are that you are one of…
Never too late to show support for a worthy cause
The Sarawak Children’s Cancer Society (SCCS) showed that it is never too late to show one’s support for a good…
Pride in Diversity: Curtin tops uni rankings
Curtin continues to show pride for its commitment to creating an environment free from discrimination and harassment. In this year’s…
Future of the Goldfields-Esperance Conference
Curtin University will sponsor the CEDA ‘Future of the Goldfields-Esperance’ conference, to be held at the WA School of Mines…