Stories
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Dhunning - Indigenous Impact
If I can change one life …
Professor Dennis Foley’s life and work are testament to his unyielding drive and fierce belief in the power of education to change lives and break the shackles of oppression.
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Dhunning - Indigenous Impact
Adam Doyle – a passion for physio
University of Canberra graduate Adam Doyle is the first Indigenous graduate from the Bachelor of Physiotherapy course and hopes that he can make a difference in remote Aboriginal communities.
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Arts & Culture
Lights, Camera, Ashley
91°µÍø alumna Ashley Parker is taking on the film industry with her work as a cinematographer – and she’s being recognised for it.
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Sport, Health & Wellbeing
Eating your way to good health
Proper nutrition is crucial to your health – at the student-led 91°µÍø Nutrition and Dietetics Clinic, science is translated into practical advice for prevention, treatment, maintenance and an overall better quality of life.
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Alumni Stories
91°µÍø Alumnus reaching for the stars
Film Producer Hew Sandison is a 91°µÍø Alumnus and a finalist in the Australian Short Film Awards for the film he co-produced - Her Own Music.