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Do academics respond faster to ‘Melissa’ or ‘Rahul’? The answer may not surprise you

Universities are supposed to be places where all students can learn, free from discrimination. A key part of this ideal is academics welcoming all students...

Why celebrate Multicultural Day at schools?

Multiculturalism is a word Australia seems to know very well, but do we all understand it? From a young age, multiculturalism is instilled through our...

“This is exploiting young people”: Australia doubles student visa fee

In a move that has sent shockwaves through the international education community, the Australian government has more than doubled the cost of student visa...

Indian Students’ Association of Victoria: giving Indian international students a voice

With thousands of international students still recovering from post-pandemic financial and mental strain, the Indian Students’ Association of Victoria (ISA) has been a ray...

Quad Fellowship: $50k scholarship now open for STEM students

A unique fellowship to support science and tech talent from Quad countries India, Australia, Japan, and the US has now opened applications. The Quad Fellowship...

Ukraine as a ‘borderland’: a brief history of Ukraine’s place between Europe and Russia

One interpretation of the name “Ukraine” is borderland. This needs to be taken seriously. Borderlands are all about diversity and competing understandings of community and...

Weary and wary as the new school year starts

The start of the school year commences with most adults weary and wary. Whilst the large rises and subsequent declines in Omicron cases have...

‘Getting nothing from Australia’: intl students fume at delayed travel plans

When 24-year-old Rini Dharva heard the news last week of Australian borders reopening to international students and temporary residents, she’d rushed to buy tickets...

Students returning under NSW pilot plan: “We’re looking like fools now.”

When PM Scott Morrison announced on Monday that Australia was continuing to “safely reopen to the world”, now allowing students and temporary visa holders...

Repeated mistakes: Why they don’t mean you are dumb!

There are many people who make repeated mistakes - repeated identical mistakes - but are not dumb! How is this possible? Let me explain by way of example. Like...

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