Social media offers elite athletes a shortcut to celebrity, but the price of a public persona can be too high for rising stars still finding their feet.
The award-winning New Yorker journalist and educator will deliver UNSW’s Martin Luther King lecture, with a performance by the Boston Children’s Chorus.
UNSW students and staff showcase their passion, talents and imagination at Vivid Sydney 2019, with four installations that will encourage visitors to wonder and dream.
UNSW social sciences researcher Dr Caroline Lenette shares insights into the research method that breaks down the barriers between refugees and academics.
Hollywood actress, writer and producer Rebel Wilson, leading surgeon Associate Professor Kelvin Kong, and Paralympian Prue Watt OAM are among 13 star alumni to be celebrated at the 47th UNSW Alumni Awards.
The Labor government has committed millions to expand the reach of UNSW's ASPIRE program to transform lives by boosting access to tertiary education for disadvantaged communities.
UNSW academic and critically acclaimed pianist Dr Sonya Lifschitz will perform a unique multimedia composition in a series of prestigious performances in Europe.
![2019 UNSW Alumni Award winners: Prue Watt, Rebel Wilson and Kelvin Kong [From Left]](https://newsroom.unsw.edu.au/sites/default/files/styles/teaser_thumbnail/public/thumbnails/image/media_release_v5_4.jpg?itok=2E4H_64x "2019 UNSW Alumni Award winners: Prue Watt, Rebel Wilson and Kelvin Kong [From Left]")
