Student Experience News
April 2012
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Power walk the talk for Mothers Day
30 April 2012
Members of the Monash community are continuing the TeamMONASH™ legacy this Mothers Day by participating in the Mothers Day Classic to support the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
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Peninsula campus opens major recreation centre
24 April 2012
A new $12.8 million activity and recreation centre at Monash University’s Peninsula campus will radically improve services to staff, students and the people of the Mornington Peninsula.
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New program to bring doctors back to country
23 April 2012
A new program to connect rural medical students with local health practitioners could help overcome doctor shortages in regional areas in the future.
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Defending cyberspace
20 April 2012
The next generation of cyber defenders are being trained at Monash University thanks to a Government-run cyber challenge.
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First female of Australian university fleet
20 April 2012
Sailor Caitlin Davies has braved the elements of the cold Sydney waters to earn 6th overall and First Female in the three-day 2012 Australian University Fleet Racing Championships.
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Experience Monash Sport
16 April 2012
To celebrate the completion of renovations and improvements across all Monash Sport health, fitness and aquatic facilities, members of the Monash community can now take advantage of a special offer.
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Carla Zampatti, a patron of the Prato Centre
5 April 2012
Monash University has welcomed leading Australian fashion designer and businessperson, Carla Zampatti AC as a Patron of the University's Prato Centre.
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Iron woman takes the gold
3 April 2012
Monash student Emma Armstrong walked away with her third Iron Woman title at the recent 2012 Victorian Lifesaving Championships in Anglesea.
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