UnCover is the voice of UC. A single source for all our stories and your new place for ideas, connections and emotions.
UnCover is the voice of UC. A single source for all our stories and your new place for ideas, connections and emotions.
Indigenous Student Employment Advisor Kaitlan Forbes has experienced both struggle and grace in her life – today, she is determined to use her experiences to uplift others.
UC alumnus Tom Vullings has travelled around the world working for Unilever and continues to build on his foundation of learning
UC Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education, Dr John Williams has found some innovative ways to teach from home during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bachelor of Built Environment students Jessica Denham and Stephanie Williamson won this year’s Student Organised Network for Architecture Competition for the ACT and NSW.
Professor Dennis Foley’s life and work are testament to his unyielding drive and fierce belief in the power of education to change lives and break the shackles of oppression.
UC alumna Ashley Parker is taking on the film industry with her work as a cinematographer – and she’s being recognised for it.
Proper nutrition is crucial to your health – at the student-led UC Nutrition and Dietetics Clinic, science is translated into practical advice for prevention, treatment, maintenance and an overall better quality of life.
Film Producer Hew Sandison is a UC Alumnus and a finalist in the Australian Short Film Awards for the film he co-produced - Her Own Music.
With students across the ACT now heading back to the classroom, the Executive Dean of the Faculty reflects on how quickly online learning was delivered during the peak of lockdowns.
The University of Canberra’s Dr Caroline Fisher says regional communities and journalists will be the hardest hit by the shutdown of more than 100 print newspapers by News Corp.
UC alumnus Fred Leftwich is an advocate for human rights and justice for Indigenous peoples, and for one day achieving shared sovereignty in Australia.
UC’s own Kirsten Tapine talks about her pride in being an Aboriginal woman, and the importance of connection and representation.
Chapters of one of humanity’s most remarkable stories were written in the heart of Namadgi National Park in 1969 – this year, UC alumna Megan Watson was one of Craft ACT’s artists in residence, celebrating the moon landing.
Video games aren’t a new concept, but the way they’ve been used to maintain social connection during social isolation is.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, many businesses have had to adapt their business models and make the move to introduce more digital-friendly options.
