Campus Review spoke with Y Soft's MD for Australia Adam O'Neill about printing security and what you can do to avoid breaches.

Charles Sturt University vice-chancellor professor Andrew Vann has renewed his contract, meaning he will stay at the helm until 2021.

Regional universities had the lowest six-year completion rates, according to data released today by the federal Education Department.

Professor Andrew Vann, Charles Sturt University vice-chancellor, says these figures will always be of concern, though it’s misleading to apply these statistics to the student cohorts of regional universities.

The University of New England has announced that prospective students will now be able study individual undergraduate and postgraduate subjects under its new Bespoke Courses model.

Receiving the Workplace Gender Equality Agency's tick of approval takes a lot of work.

A new report from Victoria University’s Mitchell Institute has shown that public VET spending has declined to its lowest level in 10 years.

Throughout the early twentieth century, anthropologist, biologist and zoologist Baldwin Spencer published several influential books arguing the case that Indigenous Australians were culturally inferior to the British.

At the same time, he was a meticulous genealogist and some of his research played a pivotal role in the successful land claims for Aboriginal tribes in Central Australia.

In the University of Melbourne’s Parkville campus lies the Baldwin Spencer Building, named after the anthropologist with a mixed track record. The university is now implementing a new strategy to examine the names of its buildings over the next 12 months. UniMelb will also set up a forum for experts to discuss to historical legacies of universities, their built environments, and how to make higher education communities more inclusive.

“Whilst we're recognising the absolute critical importance of creating an inclusive campus, we also recognise that the way forward or how we deal with these issues is through a scholarly approach,” explains professor Ian Anderson, UniMelb’s pro-vice chancellor, engagement. “To actually look at these histories in their complexity and to make sure that we're not making simple, sloganistic, responses to our past.”

Electronics giant Samsung and the University of Canberra have entered into a research partnership to find how spatial reasoning can improve STEM education.

The incoming chair of Group of Eight would like to see the funding distortions affecting disciplines like veterinary science, medicine, agriculture and dentistry to be addressed.

Senior university figures, along with federal education minister Simon Birmingham have been gathering in Melbourne this week to discuss how philanthropy can be increased and utilised as a financing option by higher education providers. Campus Review spoke with UA chief executive Belinda Robinson to find out more.