Southern Cross University’s innovative teaching methods and excellence in student support services have been recognised in the prestigious national 2007 Carrick Awards.

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No time for fishing
	After more than 30 years teaching in places as diverse Nhulunbuy, on the edge of Arnhem Land and Giang Zhou in China, Pat Ellis was just about ready to retire and go fishing. Top Read the full article about Pat Ellis

Students star for SCU
	Eight students had a taste of stardom when they participated in the filming of a new television campaign for Southern Cross University. Top Read the full article about new television stars

STOMP out the abuse now
	“We hear your cries, we share your pain and we are going to do everything we possibly can to stop abuse happening,” is the message a group of Masters students at Gnibi College of Indigenous Australian Peoples are sending the abused children of Australia and the adults who suffered abuse as children. Top Read the full article about STOMP It

Carly heads to Africa
	Southern Cross University Bachelor of Naturopathy student Carly Bindon (pictured) is hoping to learn more about natural remedies used in South Africa while she does a six month volunteer program there. Top Read the full article about Carly Bindon

Kokoda Challenge teams do us proud
	Battling fatigue and struggling to keep awake and upright through the middle of a cold winter’s night was the hardest thing about taking part in the 96 km Kokoda Challenge endurance marathon for Cameron Phillips. Top Read the full article about the Kokoda Challenge

Julie's dream now a reality
	Julie Barratt has achieved a remarkable goal she set for herself when she started university – she has opened her own gallery after completing her Bachelor of Visual Arts degree at Southern Cross University. Top Read the full article about Julie Barratt

Bangladeshi students win scholarships
	By Melissa Sanghera, a Southern Cross University Bachelor of Media student Two Bangladeshi students, from the country’s Indigenous minority, have won groundbreaking government-funded scholarships to study at Southern Cross University. Top Read the full article about Bangledeshi students

Internships take students all over the world
	Paid internships in locations such as the United Kingdom, Canada, Hayman Island and the Northern Territory are par for the course for Southern Cross University tourism and hospitality students at The Hotel School Sydney. Top Read the full article about The Hotel School

Hayley’s hard work is rewarded
	Southern Cross University administrative assistant and young Mum, Hayley Skone knows the value of hard work and now has a prestigious award to prove it. Top Read the full article about Hayley Skone

Bundjalung Dreaming meets European history
	Black history proudly interweaves with European history at Riverside Park, Lismore. Huge colourful interpretive panels tell the integrated story of the settlement of the Northern Rivers region in an innovative project which is showcasing reconciliation to communities across Australia. Top Read the full article about the Wilsons River Walk Experience

Postcard to home
	Natalie Wojtarowicz has followed her heart across the world, swapping the bustling University of Vienna for the intimate Tweed Gold Coast campus. Top Read the full article about Natalie Wojtarowicz

Focus on: Iraq war
	By Dr Richard Hil, senior lecturer in the School of Arts and Social Sciences at Southern Cross University. Dr Hil is also Associate Director of the University’s Centre for Peace and Social Justice and Director of the Bellingen Institute. Top Read the full article about the Iraq war

Updated: 13 August 2007