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We hope your studies are going well and you take every opportunity you can to look after your wellbeing. R U OK? Day is coming up on Thursday 12 September, so we want to remind you to check in with yourself and those around you, take a break and recharge. We have a range of events and activities to help you unwind, build connections and boost your skills. Don’t forget that you can always reach out to one of the many support services available at UniSA if you need help. |
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Celebrate R U OK? Day the Whyalla way |
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World Photo Day competition: Winners announced! |
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Cast your vote in USASA’s Art on Campus |
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Share your study habits and win $50 |
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Wear it Purple sliding puzzle: Winners |
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Celebrate R U OK? Day the Whyalla way
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R U OK? Day is the time of year to remind ourselves to check in and create meaningful conversations with the people in our lives. Join us at Whyalla campus to start a convo with your mates, or even someone new!
You’ll enjoy a free breakfast or lunch while getting creative with craft activities and pot planting. No registration is required, just show up with an open mind, ready to start a conversation.
Brekky Bar: Tuesday 10 September, 8:30am – 11:30am, Courtyard by Russell Street car park
Lunch: Wednesday 11 September, 11:00am – 2:00pm, Front of Main Building |
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World Photo Day competition: Winners announced!
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Thank you to everyone who showed off their creativity by entering our World Photo Day competition! After a tough selection process for each of the three categories, we’re excited to reveal the winners: |
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Uni life: Olivia Sharp |
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I took this photo studying late on Magill campus. The sunset looks incredible through the trees! |
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Something that represents what you're studying: Deepa Nakmode |
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In this photo, drug crystals sparkle like stars. For those with Parkinson’s, these tiny crystals symbolise hope—hope for fewer daily medications and a life with less disruption. Our research is turning these stars into a reality, aiming to make life a little easier for patients everywhere. |
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Something you can't live without: Tamzin Reynolds-Seaman |
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The lone chimney reaches up towards the Milky Way, showing a fascinating comparison between our industrial past and the endless galaxy. For something I can't live without it's definitely the outdoors. I photographed this at Hughes Enginehouse in Moonta. |
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Cast your vote in USASA’s Art on Campus
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USASA has collated student artwork from aspiring artists, designers and creatives in all disciplines across the university. Now’s your chance to vote for your favourite!
The top two voted entrants will receive some awesome prizes, and this year they’ll be chosen through two separate votes: a UniSA student-only vote and a social media vote. Have your say in the student-only vote before voting closes on Monday 9 September.
You can also view all the artwork on the outdoor mural at City West campus. Vote now and show your support for UniSA student artwork. |
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Share your study habits and win $50
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How do you build your study skills? Where do you find help for your study? We want to hear from you!
Share your experience in our short survey for the chance to win one of five $50 gift cards! Whether you’re just starting your uni journey or are deep into your degree, your feedback and suggestions are invaluable in helping us enhance UniSA’s study support. |
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Wear it Purple sliding puzzle: Winners |
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Thanks to all the beautiful people who tried out last week’s sliding puzzle for Wear it Purple Day. Congrats to our prize draw winners: Mellary Jayathunge, Kimberley Tilbrook-Rau, Celestine Mendes, Jordan Rivish and Ilana Minge. As always, we can’t wait to bring you a brand-new puzzle in the next edition! |
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The University of South Australia respectfully
acknowledges the Kaurna, Boandik and Barngarla First Nations Peoples and their Elders past and present, who are the First Nations’ traditional owners of the lands that are now home to the UniSA campuses in Adelaide, Mount Gambier and Whyalla. |
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