When Angela Robinson opted for a career change after decades in the police force, she never thought she would end up graduating university with her two daughters.
Topic:Feel Good
Tim returned to uni in his 70s and is now a lawyer
When Tim Looker retired, he was keen to pick up a hobby. So he returned to university, becoming a lawyer on his 74th birthday.
Topic:Feel Good
Ishan had wanted to study music at ANU. Now he's looking elsewhere
The Canberra Symphony Orchestra warns it could one day not have enough musicians to perform if proposed changes to the Australian National University go ahead, while prospective students say they're now considering studying interstate.
Regulator demands ANU defend its council members' conduct
A federal government investigation into the Australian National University demands the university defend the conduct of its council members amid concerns they have failed to competently oversee its operations.
'We can handle anything': Uni students that fled Gaza start new lives
With 90 per cent of all schools in Gaza damaged or destroyed, these students packed up their lives and made the difficult decision to leave.
Uni staff told to 'wash delicates' for stress management as 146 courses suspended
The University of Technology Sydney is suspending more than 100 courses as it prepares for a controversial redundancy program to save $100 million.
How one of the world's most prestigious universities fell from grace
The prestige of the Australian National University is fast fading. It must now respond to explosive allegations.
Bishop should stand aside from ANU role amid bullying claim, senator says
ACT independent Senator David Pocock says he is concerned the issues facing the Australian National University are affecting its staff and students and calls for more transparency.
Julie Bishop accused of bullying by ANU staff member, senate inquiry hears
Former member of the Australian National University council Liz Allen has used a Senate inquiry investigating university governance to allege Chancellor Julie Bishop harassed, bullied, and threatened her.
University of Western Australia suffers major data breach
One of Australia's major universities has suffered a data breach that exposed the password information of thousands of staff and students.
Teen granted bail after 3D-printed firearms found on uni campus
A University of Wollongong student allegedly found with 3D-printed guns in his dorm room has been granted conditional bail.
Australian Chamber Orchestra slams ANU plan as 'cultural vandalism'
The Australian Chamber Orchestra's Richard Tognetti has warned that the ANU's plan to axe its School of Music would result in an "act of cultural vandalism", with another Canberra ensemble saying its offer to help has been rejected.
How do you prepare a TED talk? Everyday experts share their process
According to the Aussie experts gearing up for their first TED talk this weekend, storytelling is key — but breaking down a subject you understand so deeply, to share that knowledge with the world, comes with a whole lot of nerves.
Queensland university suspends medical student for domestic violence
A Queensland university suspends a medical student after he was sentenced for domestic violence, following community outcry for the university to act.
Uni urged to take action after med student sentenced for DV assault
James Cook University faces pressure to take disciplinary action against a medical student sentenced for domestic violence assault.
Free courses, more paid pracs: How uni could become fairer, more accessible
The government's pre-election pledge to cut student loans by 20 per cent proved incredibly popular with voters. But will it help to fix issues in the tertiary education system?
Prominent orchestra makes pitch to save ANU School of Music from cuts
The Canberra Symphony Orchestra writes directly to the ANU's leadership about proposed changes that would see traditional one-to-one instrument lessons discontinued.
Academics criticised for stances on fire ant treatment, vaccines
The University of Queensland has defended the "fundamental principles of freedom of speech" of researchers who pushed conspiracy theories and misinformation around fire ant treatments and vaccines.
Columbia agrees to pay $332m settlement to restore US federal funding
Columbia University says it will pay the Trump administration over $330 million to restore federal research money that was cancelled in the name of combating antisemitism on campus.
How Labor's bill to reduce student debt for 3m people will affect you
As parliament returns this week for the first time since the election, the top item of business for Labor is its election promise to reduce student loans by 20 per cent.
Topic:Explainer
Lisa wants to help fix doctor shortage, but full-time study is a barrier
Not a single medical school in Australia currently offers the option to go part-time, but mother and student Lisa Ross is calling for change.