Campus and global community
Curtin medalists provide food for thought
A couple who spent their retirement savings and overcame personal health hurdles to feed disadvantaged people across Perth have been…
Students lend the monks a hand
A 22-strong band of Curtin volunteers will visit Australia’s only monastic town this weekend to help the monks out with…
OT and Social Work centre on track
Curtin’s occupational therapy and social work students will have a brand new home next semester, with the opening of a…
Something out of The Box
Curtin’s ‘The Box’ website has taken out top prize at the Australian marketing industry’s night of nights in Melbourne. The…
Curtin Professor wins nurse researcher of the year award
A Professor at Curtin’s Health Sciences has been announced as WA’s nurse researcher of the year. Professor Gavin Leslie, from…
Hockeyroo Nelson goes for gold
Occupational therapy graduate Ashleigh Nelson is one of several Curtin students and alumni going for gold at the 19th Commonwealth…
Curtin graduate earns plum Hong Kong job
A Curtin accounting graduate has been appointed Chief Financial Officer of Hong Kong-based manufacturer Highway Holdings Ltd. Alan Chan, 47,…
Planning student wins Dobell scholarship
The Governor of Western Australia has presented a Curtin University town planning student with the inaugural Jeff Dobell Memorial Scholarship.…
Green thumbs to spruce up koala park
A band of Curtin green thumbs will tend to Cohunu Koala Park as part of the 11th annual John Curtin…
Senator Kim Carr and Curtin academics prominent in key humanities conference
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