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190,000-year-old cave reveals how ancient human species lived and adapted
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What makes a tourist destination fashionable?
A doctoral student whose research focused on what it takes for a tourist destination to be considered fashionable hopes to see his findings converted into a ‘how to’ guide for those in the tourist industry.
Graduation highlights: 22 July
Ceremonies for the Faculty of Business, the Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health and Faculty of Social Sciences were held on 22 July.
Persistence pays off for Illawarra Hawks Captain
Professional basketballer and captain of the Illawarra Hawks Oscar Forman graduated with a Bachelor of Business degree on 22 July.
‘National treasure’ and former Australian of the Year receive honours
Four prominent businesspeople, creatives and educators will receive honorary doctorates from UOW.
Four thousand expected at mid-year graduations
The mid-year graduation ceremonies at the University of Wollongong will attract about 4,000 visitors, including an estimated 1,140 graduands, to campus this week from Wednesday 22 July to Friday 24 July.
Summer 2014 graduations
UOW will next week play host to about 15,000 people (of whom 3,500 will be graduands) expected to visit the campus from Monday 15 to Friday 19 December for the summer graduation season.