Dr Marilyn Krawitz, Senior Lecturer in Law at The University of Notre Dame Australia, has this week spoken to judicial officers from across Australia on how to effectively manage the risks of social media.
The first in a series of mini-seminars looking at ways to better understand and support asylum seekers and refugees will take place this month.
The dreaming stories of the Aboriginal people of Alice Springs, are inspired by the remarkable ranges that run east and west of the town.
When Malala Yousafzai was shot by the Taliban in 2012 on her way to school, she became – almost overnight – an icon of the struggle for women’s education around the world.
Trinity College has released the first of three white papers on Inclusive Education, detailing how the school supports students with diverse abilities and needs, as guided by its grounding in the ethos of Edmund Rice.
Some 5,000 people from across Perth last weekend flocked to the Little Sisters of the Poor in Glendalough for a Food Fair fundraising venture.
Business students from The University of Notre Dame Australia’s Fremantle Campus have helped people in need in the community get back on their feet through an engaging social business initiative.
Some 1,500 pro-life activists recently took to the streets of Perth and the steps of Parliament House in the 2016 Walk and Rally for Life.
For singer and university student, Emma Oorschot, singing at St Mary’s Cathedral on a regular basis has been a real boon: allowing her to connect with two things important to her – music and her faith.
Pope Francis and the Grand Iman of one of the most important Sunni Muslim Universities in the world have this week embraced at the Vatican, after five years of tension and top-level silence.