UnCover is the voice of UC. A single source for all our stories and your new place for ideas, connections and emotions.
UnCover is the voice of UC. A single source for all our stories and your new place for ideas, connections and emotions.
Your timeline is different from others, and that’s okay. That’s the message from University of Canberra Bachelor of Politics and International Relations graduate, Latu Violet, who wants other young people to know.
Brenda Conroy has graduated with a Master of Public Health, with the decision to pursue postgraduate studies in public health at UC stemming from a sustained interest in health policy throughout her career in media, politics and corporate communications.
Edward "Ted" Antoney was the very first graduate to get his testamur from the Canberra College of Advanced Education – today, the University of Canberra.
Dr Geoff Grey CSM is a musician, conductor, Lieutenant Colonel in the Australian Army and PhD graduate – his research investigated the benefits of creative engagement for current and former service personnel, through a collaborative program by the University of Canberra and ADF.
Andrew Heffernan had his sights set on moving from the country to Canberra from a young age, not only to pursue rugby league but to also study at UC, setting him up for a successful career off the field.
When the COVID-19 pandemic impacted the hospitality industry, Beth Penman realised she had an opportunity to make a change and pursue her true passion – early childhood education.
An internship experience has solidified Taehee Kim’s career goals. The Bachelor of Politics and International Relations student wants to raise awareness about North Korean human rights on the world stage.
Nicole McMahon has been considering a career in politics, throwing her hat in the ring to be part of the University of Canberra’s inaugural Pathways to Politics Program for Women.
University of Canberra student and BroadAgenda intern Annalise Hardiman writes about the realities of the misogyny many woman umpires face.
After winning the UC Creative Competition in 2019, Bachelor of Film Production student James Hiscutt is making waves in Canberra's film industry.
Everything Nathan Lynch does is goal-oriented. He is an extremely self-driven and motivated individual, and it’s not often the 22-year-old doesn’t achieve what he sets out to do.
Exploring concepts of intimacy, trust and relationships, the installation from choreographer Melanie Lane and University of Canberra researchers Associate Professor Damith Herath and Assistant Professor Denise Thwaites – and it’s on now at the Uncharted Territory festival.
When Jayde Frail was appointed Manager of UC's Ngunnawal Centre at the beginning of the year, she had no idea the impact she would make in the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.
Before starting at the University of Canberra, Jack McDougall had no idea that his studies would also be combined with his love of sport.
A recipient of the 2023 Eldon and Anne Foote Elite Athlete Scholarship, Mia Chawner is a snowboarder who is also juggling a Bachelor of Arts (Creative Writing) at the University of Canberra.