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UnCover is the voice of UC. A single source for all our stories and your new place for ideas, connections and emotions.
A life shaped by connection: From her mother’s journey across oceans to study, to her PhD exploring women’s leadership, Jane's work reveals the hidden barriers women face in academia and the communities that help them navigate them.
UC graduate Macey Barratt spent a decade helping families navigate their darkest days – the paediatric nurse drew on her experience in groundbreaking research that saw her cited over 50 times before she even completed her PhD.
Climate change has been a focus of boardroom risk conversations for years. A landmark international report approved in Manchester in February 2026 highlights that nature loss is also emerging as a significant concern for organisations, and that the two issues are increasingly interconnected.
While loneliness has often been framed as an individual problem, new evidence from a University of Canberra pilot study shows a holistic approach to social connection can start to change communities.
Fine art photographer Rory O’Chee graduated this week with a bachelor’s degree from the University of Canberra in partnership with TAFE Queensland – he's believed to be only the second person in Australia with Down syndrome to receive a tertiary degree.
And it's all thanks to a conservation project led by researchers from UC's Faculty of Science and Technology - research that will also help amphibians face the worldwide chytrid fungus threat.
Tessa Scanlan is balancing motherhood and a full-time job with a flexible Bachelor of Laws (LLB) program at UC.
Eleanor Coleman is embracing the chaos of working and studying full time - all with the hope of becoming an advocate for those most in need.
Growing up in regional NSW, Max saw the passion and intensity of nursing at a young age, forging his own path to the discipline through the University of Canberra.
Memories and well wishes abound, in conjunction with the Institute for Applied Ecology's 20th anniversary.
Nearly four years after the posting that changed the course of his life, Juris Doctor student Jason Gibney officially launched his memoir at the Australian War Memorial.
Academics Chibeom Park and Jung Ju Yun have relocated from Seoul to Canberra to share their knowledge and conduct research in collaboration with the Faculty of Arts and Design.
For UC Capitals players Abby Solway and Jayda Clark, the decision to study at UC has been about more than just gaining a qualification.
The Discipline of Physiotherapy flexed its muscles at the University of Canberra’s September graduations, with two graduates walking across the stage to accept their PhD testamurs.
PhD candidate Han encourages rural and remote students to forge their own paths and give back to their communities – and not feel pressured to start a new life in the big smoke.