Curtin unveils new educational opportunities in light of the coronavirus crisis.
COVID-19 calls for new Curtin courses
Get behind: how bad internet dogs rural students
Covid-19 has forced most rural university students to pack up their city lives and move back to the country, where internet speeds can be woeful.
Viva la Verga
Mixing study and international travel is not an impossible dream if you have the energy to do it.
Breaking the cycle of violence
A new WA school program is among a raft of measures across Australia aimed at reducing domestic violence. But is it enough?
From Curtin, to Curtin, for Curtin
The Alumni Annual Appeal returns, creating more opportunities for underprivileged students.
Dyslexia in the classroom
Should it be compulsory for undergraduates to study a module on dyslexia?
Bob builds a foundation for indigenous teaching
The new Bob Hawke College in Subiaco will increase support for aspiring Aboriginal teachers.
Lowering the ATAR for women in STEM
Will giving women bonus points when applying for STEM fix the gender gap?
Who needs human rights when you can have maths?
“Why do the people who are doing the most important thing get the least recognition in this country?”
A child’s identity crisis
This 2019 India Study Tour story looks into the process of birth registration and the impacts a lack of registration can have on a child.
‘If we don’t speak to anybody, who’s going to learn it?’
At Nowanup camp in WA’s Great Southern, Noongar culture is nurtured for passing on to the next generation.
Schools left behind in state budget
Education experts claim government has underfunded schools and not met promises.
Jobs galore for agriculture students
An increase in employment opportunities is seeing agriculture gain traction in secondary schools.
Parking first for Curtin with new bay-finding system
New bay-finding technology means going straight to that vacant parking spot.
Online video news by Curtin journalism students
News stories told in video a different way.
China’s gruelling exam culture under question
The country’s notorious ‘gaokao’ college entrance exam is being reformed, but experts say it still has a long way to go.
Why it’s important for kids to swim in winter
As winter approaches, attendance at swimming lessons is already falling away.