Campus and global community
Curtin alumna reduces poverty in remote Tanzania
Tanzania is known for having Africa’s highest mountain peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, which attracts thousands of adventurous tourists every year. However,…
Be-you-tiful program aims to prevent eating disorders
Doctor of Philosophy student Chloe Yu Shu is helping to prevent eating disorders by targeting pre-diagnosed females with signs of…
Curtin and Wesfarmers partner to develop innovative education precinct
— Wesfarmers Court opened as part of $1 million sponsorship — Curtin University has partnered with one of Australia’s largest…
Graduate’s business success recognised at Ethnic Business Awards
Curtin University alumna and business manager of Maxx Engineering, Amanda Healy, has won the Indigenous in Business Award at the…
Post-mortem posts: Life after death through social media
More than forty per cent of the Australian population use Facebook every day, two million Australians have Twitter accounts and…
Study investigates hospital versus home treatment for cancer patients
Curtin University researchers are undertaking a new project which will compare the cost and health outcomes of breast cancer patients…
When it comes to being fabulous, we’re the campus
For a week in November all the colours of the rainbow shine bright on Curtin’s Bentley Campus as it celebrates…
Curtin alumni recognised for impact and inspiration
Fourteen Curtin alumni received the inaugural Curtin University Alumni Awards for inspiring positive change in the community. The Alumni Awards…
Giant win for miniatures artist
Bruce Slatter, Head of Curtin University’s Department of Art, has won the 2014 Bankwest Art Prize for his work entitled…
Architecture students liven up campus with eco-friendly reading rooms
If you’ve walked around Curtin University’s Bentley Campus recently you may have noticed the unique reading rooms, which have become…