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COVID-19 update: 26 May 2022
Reminder to students that masks are again mandatory in hospitals and healthcare settings like theCurtin Health and Counselling Services.

Study ‘’hygge’’: Getting cosy & creating calm
Winter and exams are on their way. A perfect time to get cosy studying by creating calm in your study space and importantly in your mind in preparation for the end of semester.

How to make new friends at university
The celebration for the return of international students on Wednesday 25 May is a great opportunity to meet new people, enjoy some tasty treats and have some fun!

We’re searching for the new hosts of our Instagram video series ‘Food For Thought @ Curtin’!
If you love free food, film and #CurtinLife, we want to hear from you!

Book Club: ‘Growing up Aboriginal in Australia’
The Library is hosting our first book club event of 2022, and we’d love you to join us!

Faculty of Business and Law: National Reconciliation Week 2022
Celebrate National Reconciliation Week with the Faculty of Business and Law through a range of immersive events.

Sorry Day 2022
On National Sorry Day, remember the mistreatment of the Stolen Generations and reflect on how we can stand together in reconciliation at a range of campus events.

Faculty of Health Sciences: National Reconciliation Week 2022
Celebrate National Reconciliation Week with the Faculty of Health Sciences through a range of immersive events.

Meet Lindsay, an engineering student and John Curtin Weekend Site Leader!
Better late than never! 🔥 That’s what engineering student and swing dance enthusiast Lindsay, thought when he signed up to Curtin Volunteers! in his third year.

Meet Razanne, a pharmacy student and President of the Curtin Palestinian Society!
Community is deeply rooted in Razanne’s identity and is an important aspect of her culture.

Meet first-year chemistry student, William!
Coming from a small town, the move to Perth was a big step for William. However, one thing that helped him to settle was getting involved in university culture.