Edith Cowan University (ECU) alumni are enjoying big moves as a result of the 2025 Federal Election.
ECU School of Arts and Humanities alumna, Alberta Natasia Adji (Tasia) is publishing her new book, The Longing, which was the main component of her doctoral thesis.
ECU School of Arts and Humanities alumna Susie Greenhill has released her debut novel, The Clinking.
ECU is excited about the recent appointment of ECU alumna Narelda Jacobs OAM as patron for WA LGBTIQA+ peak advocacy body Rainbow Futures WA (RFWA).
ECU has celebrated its night of nights with the 2024 Alumni Awards, 'Aluminate - Celebrating a Night of Stars' at The Westin Perth. Headline act and keynote speaker, Eddie Perfect, was joined on stage by first year WAAPA music students for a one off performance that wowed the audience.
ECU added its congratulations to accolades flooding in for WAAPA Alumna Christina Erskine on her win of the Executive Game Changer Award at the 2024 Australian Women In Music Awards.
'Aluminate – Celebrating a Night of Stars' is set to be one of the most entertaining events on the ECU calendar in 2024.
ECU showcases its stellar skills in technology with three companies founded by ECU Alumni recognised for their innovative and community-focused solutions.
We are thrilled to announce that Edith Cowan University alumnus Stephen Warwick has been named the winner of the WA Premier's Science Awards 2024 in the STEM Educator of the Year (Schools) category.
ECU is proud to extend heartfelt congratulations to three School of Education alumni who are making exceptional contributions to the field of arts and culture, youth, and community.
ECU is incredibly proud to extend congratulations to alumni and staff who were recognised in the 2024 King's Birthday Honours List.
As testament to the calibre of our graduates, ECU is proudly celebrating seven Alumni in this year's esteemed Western Australian Business News 40under40 Awards.
Perri Waddell was named 2024 WA Nurse of the Year, alongside 4 fellow ECU alumnae and one current student.
ECU staff, students and alumni have rallied together to support students in need at Perth's biggest annual fundraising event, HBF Run for a Reason.
Embedding culturally responsive care has been central to ECU graduate Mitch Walley's speech pathology practice, who was recently recognised with a Young Achiever Award at the Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia Awards.