The Briggs Affair Part 3: Fallout
In the last instalment of this series we heard that despite the evidence that prominent researcher Prof. Michael Briggs had…
The Briggs Affair Part 2: The push for a University inquiry
In the first instalment of this story, we introduced prominent researcher and academic Prof. Michael Briggs, who became Deakin’s Dean…
The Briggs Affair Part 1: An academic scandal
It’s a fascinating saga in Deakin’s early history, featuring an internationally recognised academic, questionable research, one of the first cases…
From the archives: Christmas in Campus
From carvery specials in the Union Bistro to carols by the Deakin Choir, a glimpse through Deakin’s staff newsletter Campus…
Your window to the world: The unique value of audiovisual archives
Did you know that October 27 is World Day for Audiovisual Heritage? UNESCO created the day to ‘raise general awareness…
Exploring the history of Deakin
Deakin University Archives recently received a donation of intriguing items from the University’s foundation years, including this photograph of Sir…
Remote learning at Deakin: from 1978 to now
Unlike other Australian universities, we have been leaders in remote learning and distance education since the beginning – all the…
How to get 130 feet of carpet to the top level of the Science Building
Scroll down for more pictures In 1987 Deakin was just 10 years old and, despite numerous setbacks and obstacles in its infancy, the University had thrived. It was now entering a new phase with…
Emblem of a legacy: A tribute to Max Dimmack
*Header image caption: Max Dimmack standing in front of his painting, Dark Conifers. The passing of Max Dimmack, foundation teacher at the Burwood…