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Cardinal Pell blesses Tenison Woods House
Professor Brian Fitzgerald to head new law faculty
Research finds school anti-bullying policies inadequate
Australia Day honour for Professor of Ageing
Report reveals hospital’s role in adoption practices
ACU and OBI to establish joint biotech centre
Uni's join forces to widen higher ed participation
ACU will join four Sydney-based universities to work on increasing the numbers of students from low socio-economic backgrounds in higher education, with the announcement of $21.2 million in Federal Government funding.
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Exercise scientist wins sports safety award
ACU and Georgetown sign nursing exchange agreement
ACU wins gender equality award
Homeless children let down by patchy services and lack of reforms
Report reveals parental contributions to education
ACU academic named Smithsonian Scholar
Associate Professor Lindsay Farrell, Head of the School of Arts and Sciences (QLD) at Australian Catholic University (ACU), has been awarded a Smithsonian Scholar position at the American Art Museum and National Portrait Gallery in Washington DC.
Selected from hundreds of international proposals, Associate Professor Farrell’s study The Museums on the Margins will investigate art as a means of social inclusion and wellbeing for the marginalised.
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Research leads to dramatically improved stroke patient outcomes
Acute stroke patients who receive three clinical protocols to manage fever, sugar and swallowing are 16 per cent more likely to be alive and independent three months later - a collaborative research study led by Professor Sandy Middleton, Director of the Nursing Research Institute at Australian Catholic University and St Vincents & Mater Health Sydney has found.
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Expert panel to discuss the ethics of war
Flood-affected new mums wanted for research study
Uni for Australians experiencing disadvantage
Never too cool for school
Racing to better bone health
Some of the health risks of being a jockey are obvious. When a 50-kilogram rider is mounted on a half-tonne horse running at 60 kilometres per hour, a single slip can be deadly. But what about the hidden dangers?
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Anti-depression drug research wins ACU ethics prize
Dr Paul Biegler has been awarded the Australian Catholic University Eureka Prize for Research in Ethics, for his work on how clinicians should deal with the growing problem of depression.
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Star-studded review for ACU
Study finds higher training load increases injury risk for NRL player
VC to stay with ACU until 2018
Australian Catholic University (ACU) has extended the contract of its Vice-Chancellor, Professor Greg Craven, by seven years.
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