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Tuning in with Johanna Allen
Alumna Johanna Allen has established a career as one of Australia’s most versatile singer/actors.
Breakthrough in Alzheimer's Research
Research into Alzheimer’s disease, one of the leading causes of disability and death in Australians aged 65 years or older, has achieved an important breakthrough thanks to University of Adelaide researchers – and long-term donors, the Carthew Foundation.
Alumni in Focus: Matthew Alfred
Matthew is a graduate of the School of Architecture, currently working at ARM Architecture’s Adelaide office and was recently awarded the notable 2020 Jack Hobbs McConnell Travelling Fellowship.
James Fensham
Get to know our Doctor of Veterinary Medicine class of 2016 alumnus James Fensham.
James Meyer
Get to know our Doctor of Veterinary Medicine class of 2013 alumnus James Meyer.
Remembering 1960’s glorious, gritty victory of the Adelaide University Rugby Union Football Club
On Saturday 15 August 2020, the Adelaide University Rugby Union Football Club marked the 60th anniversary of its win in the 1960 Division 1 SA Grand Final with a player reunion at Waite Oval.
2020 Westpac Future Leaders Scholar’s Balancing Act
Caring for newborn kittens, bunnies and injured wildlife while studying Reproductive Immunology full-time at the University of Adelaide keeps PhD candidate Shanna Hosking busy.
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2020 Westpac Future Leaders Scholar Carving a Path for Women in STEM
University of Adelaide Alumna Olivia Johnson was captivated with genetics from a young age because of her sister’s Cystic Fibrosis.
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From Medicine to Miss World
Moktika Tandon swaps her stethoscope for a ball-gown in her spare time, she was a state finalist in Miss Universe Australia in 2018, and then a national finalist in last year’s Miss World Australia.
Defying the Stereotype
Not your typical looking doctor, Sarah Gray brings a splash of colour to the dreary hospital back drop, with streaks of red in her hair and bursts of colour from the tattoos visible everywhere except her face.
