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Curtin students celebrate Nyungar culture
In the Nyungar language the word Dandjoo means gathering. A group of Curtin University journalism students and film, television and…
Gandhi’s grandaughter remembers Mandela at Curtin
Discrimination and oppression existed in all forms; races were segregated, social classes were divided and extreme poverty was the norm…
Paul Bloxham appointed to Curtin Business School
Curtin University’s Business School (CBS) has added to its financial market and policy-making expertise with the appointment of Paul Bloxham,…
Student reporters nationally recognised in 40th year of Curtin journalism
Student reporters have capped off the 40th anniversary of Curtin’s journalism program with a strong showing at the Journalism Education…
Buzz about visualisation at new HIVE
Western Australian visualisation, virtualisation and simulation researchers now have a new facility to meet their growing demands, with the opening…
Students step out in style at showcase
Under hot sodium lights, eye shadow is being put on while down a corridor and through a door, there is…
Tables turned to win top art prize
Lugging 12 camping tables on a road trip from Perth to Geraldton along the Indian Ocean Drive was the core…
Researchers abuzz over HIVE and immersive visualisation
In the middle of a dark room a man moves his body in front of a large cylindrical screen that…
Classical surprise for Curtin students
It was a sunny day on campus on 6 November when students suddenly heard a few notes from a strangely…
Curtin professor lends expertise in typhoon aid
When the winds travelling at over 252 kilometres per hour hit the Philippines on 8 November 2013, more than 3,000…