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Law student says it in plain English

Congratulations to Peter Viney, who is one of six winners in the Law Society of Western Australia’s plain English drafting competition for 2012.

Elite athlete shares his story

ECU student Adam Deans, part of ECU’s Elite Athlete Program, recently shared his experiences with students at St Stephen’s School in Carramar.

ECU rated among best in Australia

The 2013 edition of the Good Universities Guide again rates ECU's teaching quality and student experience as one of the best in Australia.

More than an ATOM above the rest

ECU’s film and video students have received four nominations at the national ATOM Awards, which showcase the best of screen content from both the education sector and industry professionals.  

Rejected for your sexuality

Gay men and lesbians who are rejected and unloved by their family and friends when they come out are ultimately stronger for the experience a new study by ECU researchers has found.

Muscle pain reduced in thirty minutes

Using a hand held device the size of a computer mouse for just 30 minutes could significantly change how people deal with, and recover from, the pain associated with musculoskeletal conditions.

Banking on a successful career

Three students from ECU have been selected to take part in a new internship program with one of Australia’s largest banks.

Snakes alive

Just the sight of a snake can make some people shudder – but not Marcus Cosentino.

LEAPing ahead of the pack

In today’s world it can be hard to make your mark. Three ECU students are hoping to get ahead of the pack, thanks to the Leadership, Excellence and Achieving YOUR Potential (LEAP) Conference in the United States.

Three years work in just three minutes

Looking at the health of the Bay

Researchers from Edith Cowan University (ECU) are undertaking an important monitoring project in Geographe Bay in the south west of Western Australia to understand the impacts of agriculture and urbanisation on the health of local seagrass meadows.

Lifetime achievement for Nan

WAAPA’s Nanette Hassall will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2012 Australian Dance Awards for her role in shaping the Australian dance industry.  

From work experience to employee in just eight weeks

WA Screen Academy producing graduate Tania Nelson is getting set to make her mark on the Australian film industry.

Health and Wellness hits the south west

More than 250 people from the south west region visited ECU’s South West Campus for the annual Health and Wellness Expo.

Glasswork for the win

Denise Pepper is the first WA artist to take out the prestigious Ranamok Glass Prize in over 18 years.

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