Society and culture
One size doesn’t fit all: A wake-up call on student equity support
A landmark national trial has revealed a surprising truth — not all students at risk of dropping out of university…
A Together Story: Indigenous Truths shared in powerful conversation series
Stolen Generations survivors, descendants, and professional allies will take part in A Together Story, a thought-provoking series of conversations about…
Researcher Connect: Dr Francesca Perugia
Meet Dr Francesca Perugia – housing researcher on a mission to turn data into action, ensuring communities and policymakers are…
‘Once Known’: A landmark exhibition sharing the truth of the Stolen Generations
John Curtin Gallery brings Once Known to the Old Perth Boys’ School for the first time as part of the…
On Country teaching program celebrates first graduation class
Six Curtin graduates are set to have a significant impact in their local communities, after being the first group to…
Hundreds of extra teachers entering schools thanks to new Curtin course
More than 300 new teachers will be qualified to lead classrooms in 2025, thanks to Curtin University’s one-year Graduate Diploma…
Future tense? Global Futures uncovers what the past can tell us about tomorrow
Born and raised in Chicago, Professor Joseph Siracusa, veteran historian and Curtin’s Inaugural Professor of Global Futures in the Faculty…
ACSES launches critical tool to bridge gap for disadvantaged students
In a national first, the Australian Centre for Student Equity and Success (ACSES) has unveiled the Trials Registry, an innovative…
A journey from hoops to academia
Photo: Professor Cheryl Kickett-Tucker from the School of Education Before she joined Team Academia, Professor Cheryl Kickett-Tucker AM played basketball…
Cracking the Code: Unlocking the potential of autistic students
Photo: Professor Tele Tan AM with students of AASQA In this article, we use identity-first language (e.g. ‘autistic people’ and…