Cultural, Community and Campus Events
Upcoming events
22
Sep
A premier event for tertiary education leaders offering a creative program with keynote speakers, workshops, and peer sessions, focusing on industry issues and future opportunities. Networking and professional growth are emphasized. Sunday 22 to Wednesday 25 September.?QUT Gardens Point, Brisbane. Register.
4
Oct
Global Opportunities and Impact Forum 2024 - Vietnam, Singapore and India
This upcoming Forum will include an overview of recent engagement activities and outcomes from the Senior Executive Mission to Vietnam, Singapore and India, and?will?provide information on partnership objectives and initiatives, recruitment efforts, and research opportunities and funding available to support partnership work with institutions in the region. Friday 4 October, 9–10.30 am. Room 704/705 MBA Suite, Nexus 10 Hub, Pulteney Street. Register.
14
Oct
Sports week will feature a variety of daily competitions, including ergo row, table tennis, volleyball, and 3x3 basketball, with the week concluding with the cornhole tournament and the prestigious VC Cup 800m relay race. The VC Cup, now in its 16th year, will be a highlight to end the week or activities, as six teams compete for the coveted trophy in an 800m relay around the campus. Monday 14 to Friday 18 October. North Terrace campus. Register.
14
Oct
FOTL October Lunchtime Discovery Event
Ashley Dennis-Henderson, the winner of the 2023 Hugh Martin Weir Prize, will speak about her research analysing Australian World War I diaries and letters using mathematical and computational techniques. Monday 14 October, 1–2 pm. Ira Raymond Exhibition Room, Level 3, Barr Smith Library, North Terrace campus. Register.
16
Oct
Healthy Development Adelaide 20th Anniversary Celebration
Join for the Healthy Development Adelaide 20th anniversary celebration?showcasing breadth of research, government and organisational members during a?research afternoon?followed by the 20th anniversary oration. Wednesday 16 October, 12.45–8.30 pm. Allan Scott Auditorium and Bradley Forum, Hawke building, City West campus, University of South Australia. Register.
21
Oct
HiTeMP-4: High Temperature Minerals Processing Forum
The Centre for Energy Technology, the Heavy Industry Low-carbon Transition (HILT) CRC, and Mission Innovation's Net Zero Industries (NZI) Mission will be holding the fourth international forum on High Temperature Minerals Processing. Monday 20 to Wednesday 23 October, 8.30 am to 6 pm. National Wine Centre, Adelaide. Register.
Past events
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2019 events
Carols on Campus
Members of the University community came together on Tuesday?3 December to celebrate the?holiday season with music and song. Thank you to all those who contributed to the University's Giving Tree, in support of the Smith Family.?
125th anniversary of women's suffrage
The University invited notable?women and leaders to celebrate?the anniversary of South Australia's landmark legislation to allow women the right to vote and stand for Parliament.
The University?was proud to partner and host the? held in November, which showcased the best local music talent in South Australia and recognised excellence in the South Australian contemporary music industry.?Students and staff from the University's ?performed on the night.?
Renao Street: Mid-Autumn Festival
The University?celebrated chinese culture on campus on Friday 18 October.?As part of the Mid-Autumn Festival,?Hub Central was transformed into Renao Street (热闹街)?(hot and noisy) on the eve of Oz Asia Festival.?Student and community groups hosted stalls with produce, products and activities.?Members of the Elder Conservatorium of Music and Adelaide Chinese Orchestra also performed during the event.
The 成人大片 hosted Light the Night, Leukaemia Foundation's beautiful evening lantern walk for the first time on Friday 11 October.?At twilight, the community came together to transform the darkness into a sea of glowing light.?Light the Night aims to raise awareness of blood cancer and give hope to patients and families of those impacted by blood cancer.??
150th Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi Birth
On Wednesday 2 October 2019, The 成人大片 hosted the Indian Association of South Australia’s?celebration of Mahatma Gandhi's 150th birth anniversary. A moving ceremony was held around the Statue in the Garden of Contemplation, and was followed by an oration by the Hon Michael Kirby on?'The Sesquicentenary of Mahatma Gandhi'?and its relevance for Australia and the world.?
Reconciliation Action Plan launch
The 成人大片 launched its inaugural Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) Yangadlitya (translating to “for the future”) on Wednesday 18th September 2019.?RAP highlights the University’s ongoing commitment to reconciliation through the creation of an environment where Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous Australians can learn, teach and research alongside one another.?More information
More than 300 members of?the 成人大片 community (students, staff and?alumni) took part in the 2019 City-Bay Fun Run. The team, sponsored by Westpac, came together at the finish line to enjoy hot and cold refreshments?at the University and AU Sport?marquee.?
On a cold Friday morning in August 2018, the University Community Volunteering team stepped out to?participate in the annual Hutt Street Centre's Walk a Mile in my Boots.?More than 6,000 South Australian walked a mile together to show their solidarity for people facing homelessness in the cold, wet South Australian winters and raise vital funds to support programs and services for Hutt Street Centre.
On Thursday 29 August, the 成人大片 hosted ?delegates.?The Expo featured presentations, an expert panel?and special exhibitions that brought together all the information needed to start and manage a small business. The Expo was followed by?the?Multicultural Business Women’s Networking event for female entrepreneurs.
Reconciliation Week BBQ and Sea of Hands
The theme for the 2019 Reconciliation Week was 'Grounded in Truth: Walk Together With Courage'. In celebration of this important national event, the University hosted a series of reconciliation activities. These included the Reconciliation Week BBQ on?Friday 24 May 2019, and the??on Barr Smith lawns.
For more than 19 hours,?from Saturday?23 February to Sunday?24 February, the University's relay team Degreelays participated in the Cancer Council's?Relay for Life?to?celebrate lives of those that have been touched by cancer. The team raised more than $2000 in 2019.?
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2018 events
Carols on Campus
At the end of every year, the University celebrates the festive season with Carols on Campus. This free community event brings together?family and friends for an evening of Christmas music, readings and favourite carols. In 2018, Elder Conservatorium of Music's chorale entertained the community with its beautiful voices. Guests?were also invited to bring a book or toy to place under the gifting tree to support the Smith Family.?
On Wednesday 12 December 2018, the University's community volunteering team supported The Smith Family by?helping sort and pack Christmas presents for those in need. The Smith Family is an independent children's charity helping disadvantaged Australian children get the most out of their education, so they can create a better future?for themselves.
On Sunday 16 September 2018, 310 members of the University community (students, staff, alumni, friends and stakeholders) participated in the City to Bay Fun Run. The team was?sponsored by Westpac.?Post-race, the 成人大片 team members headed to the University and AU Sport marquee to fuel up with hot and cold refreshments.?
On a cold Friday morning in August 2018, the University Community Volunteering team stepped out to?participate in the annual Hutt Street Centre's Walk a Mile in my Boots.?More than 6,000 South Australian walked a mile together to show their solidarity for people facing homelessness in the cold, wet South Australian winter?and raise vital funds to support programs and services for Hutt Street Centre.
National Reconciliation Week BBQ
From 27 May 2018 to 3 June 2018, the University hosted a series of reconciliation activities to mark National Reconciliation Week.?This included the Reconciliation Week BBQ on Friday 25 May 2018.
Cancer Council's Mother's Day Classic run or walk for breast cancer research happens every year on Mother Day. On Sunday 13 May 2018, more than 70?members of the?University community participated in Mother's Day Classic to support awareness and raise funds for breast cancer research.?
Held over 19 hours from Saturday?24 February to Sunday?25 February, the University's relay team Degreelays participated in Cancer Council's Relay for Life to?celebrate lives of those that have been touched by cancer. The team raised more than $2000 in 2018.