OFest will run from 26 February–8 March as a series of on-campus and online social activities to kick off the new study year. Some events require registration and tickets are snapped up quickly, so check it out now!
Stop by to check out the space this Saturday and get 15% off all membership options before we open our doors on Monday 19 February. You can also try out a free group fitness session and go in the running to win a six-month membership!
Saturday 10 February 2024 is the start of the Lunar New Year. It will be the year of the Dragon.
Have your say on the services and look of Geelong's new dedicated youth space by Friday 15 March. You're also welcome to drop in and see the space at the no-obligation info session on 1 February!
Help Deakin celebrate our diverse community by marching in the 2024 Pako Festa Parade! Don't delay though – registrations close 16 February and there are only 50 spots available!
A DUSA membership will make your time at uni better in many ways. Check out our new environmentally-friendly DUSA crewneck, reduced membership packages and, if you're new to Deakin, register for our 2024 DUSA ODay event!
Kick off the new year with a fun afternoon of tenpin bowling and free snacks! It's a great way to meet your international student peers and make new friends.
As the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence 2023 campaign draws to a close, we take a moment to reflect on the impactful events and activities we took part in during this time.
Whether you're keen to party or keep things low-key, we've lined up some amazing experiences to make your summer special. Enter our draw now for your chance to take a friend to the 2024 Australian Open!
It's cricket season so join us for an all-abilities ‘Come and Try’ afternoon cricket match before we head into town to watch a Big Bash League game. Don't miss this free and fun event – register now as places are filling fast!
Join these free sessions for expert advice from the Deakin Student Legal Service on how to extend your student visa, and training from Study Melbourne about your work rights in Victoria.
While it can feel hard to call out behaviour that disrespects women, this is how we'll all help to end gender-based violence. During this year's 16 Days of Activism campaign, discover how you can make a difference.
