Around Monash News
May 2012
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Giving Monash a leading edge
25 May 2012
Monash University has a secret weapon up their sleeves to create an unstoppable team of leaders to guide the University’s teams at the Australian University Games.
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Monash Vice-Chancellor reappointed until 2017
24 May 2012
Monash University Council has resolved to extend the term of the current Vice Chancellor (and President) Professor Edward Byrne until the end of 2017.
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Conference celebrates a high note
23 May 2012
The claim long-held by musicians that their works have the power to change society will be put to the test at an upcoming conference examining music policy in the international economy.
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Strengthening ties with Latin America
21 May 2012
Monash University’s global reputation has been further enhanced with the signing of a new agreement with one of the oldest universities in Latin America.
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Social work students make a difference
16 May 2012
In a place where unemployment, domestic violence, alcoholism, abuse and poverty are prevalent, two Monash students had the opportunity to make a positive contribution to a South African community.
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Giving back to their alma mater
15 May 2012
Volunteers are essential to all levels of our society and two Monash University alumni have recently clocked up a combined total of 40 years voluntary service to the University.
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Musician appointed Professorial Fellow
14 May 2012
One of Australia’s finest musicians, Paul Grabowsky, will bring his talents as a performer, composer, teacher and researcher to Monash University having been appointed a Vice-Chancellor’s Professorial Fellow.
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Aboriginal garden of earthly delights
14 May 2012
An Indigenous garden containing plants used as food, medicine and tools by traditional cultures will take centre stage on Fascination of Plants Day.
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Two new paths to literacy for South African schoolchildren
11 May 2012
Children in Zandspruit, South Africa will have not one but two of their first-ever libraries to look forward to through the Monash Krishna Khetia Library initiative.
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A disappearing act of art
10 May 2012
An exhibition exploring the theme of disappearing, featuring the work of a Monash University Fine Arts PhD student, will be on display at the Faculty Gallery during May.
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A comic book with a serious cause
10 May 2012
An innovative comic book that delves into the issues and challenges children face growing up in modern day South Africa offers an example of success against the odds.
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Climate change made easy
9 May 2012
Australia is a land of droughts and flooding rains, but the cause of our varying climate remains elusive to many.
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Are all corporate wrongs criminal?
8 May 2012
The increasing phenomenon of criminalising white-collar misconduct will be discussed at an upcoming workshop.
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Running for a cure in Clayton
4 May 2012
Monash University is proudly hosting the annual Emer Casey Foundation Fun Run at its Clayton campus in 2012 to support the Peter MacCallum Centre in aid of ovarian cancer.
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A university in a hurry
4 May 2012
Student radicalism, global expansion and visionary educators are all part of a new book about Australia’s largest and most international university.
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Huntingdale to Clayton bus to stay
1 May 2012
Monash University has welcomed the announcement by the State Government that the popular Route 601 express bus between Huntingdale train station and the Clayton campus will become a permanent service.
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