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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.
UC community members stand with the LGBTIQ+ community this IDAHOBIT Day – and every day. Read on as they share why and how they stand for equality and inclusion.
Bachelor of Business and Sport Management student and elite athlete Kiarna Woolley-Blain spends her days training and competing in elite-level AFL and javelin.
The therapy dogs may have now left campus, but there are still many great strategies to help you stress less this exam week.
BroadAgenda features Angry Little Asian Girl: Moments with My Mother, which follows Korean grad-schooler Kim and her mother as they navigate the often complicated mother-daughter relationship.
We all know your local community is important - but just how integral is it to disaster recovery? Two UC researchers, Professor Lain Dare and Associate Professor Jacki Schirmer have set out to answer this in a new research project.
Anti-vaccine influencers are targeting mothers on social media, and have weaponised many of the tropes of motherhood – research from UC’s Associate Professor Michael Walsh sheds light on their strategies and methods.
Last year, independent disability carer Lauren De Groot and her daughter Freya lost their house to fire – her Lismore flat was flooded in February, and she is now living in a borrowed caravan. Their story illustrates how women and children are often worse off in emergency situations.
UC's Assistant Professor Alison Wain talks about the value, impacts and complexities of heritage.
As we head into the long weekend, Professor Debra Rickwood says that having a real break is crucial for our mental and physical wellbeing – and provides some handy reminders on how to do just that.
For Bachelor of Software Engineering graduate Divya Packianathan, her time at UC was all about broadening her horizons, gaining both skills and knowledge and getting involved with the community.
Jo Washington-King is passionate about a lot of things – social justice, horses, dogs, and her job – but her number one love in life is her eight-year-old daughter Charlotte, who supported her through her Juris Doctor course.
For Malorie Hodge, one of our 2022 graduates and this year’s Herbert Burton Medal 2022 recipient, midwifery isn’t just a day job – it has an important role to play in activism and human rights.
2022 Tom Calma medalist Guy Jones took almost nine years out of his life to study a Bachelor of Sport Coaching and Exercise Science at the University of Canberra, just to become a better coach for the triathletes he works with.
For her PhD, midwife and health researcher Ella Kurz decided to explore how birth can be a transformative and transcendent experience for women – something she believes is every mother’s right.
UC's education students are taking part in a new regular group hybrid-placement, working with their peers and putting their knowledge into practice.