News Centre archive - 2014
Collated on this page is an archive of the University's News Centre stories in 2014.
Browse the archive below, or select an alternate year from the left column navigation.
Building a stronger future for manufacturing in Western Sydney
A Federal Government funded project will see UWS work with local manufacturers in a fresh drive to revitalise the industry.
UWS student wins urban planning competition
Final year Bachelor of Planning student Allison McInerney was asked to develop an interactive new plan to engage residents in the Sydney Metropolitan Strategy.
Citizen scientists to help save Murray River turtles
Saving the turtles in the nation's biggest river, the Murray-Darling, requires a big effort, one that crosses the boundaries of universities and industry and scientists and citizens.
Australia entering difficult legal terrain in Ukraine: expert
An international law expert says the legal challenges facing the Australian Federal Police mission to investigate the MH17 wreckage will become more complex if officers are caught in the crossfire.
UWS launches landmark collection for global studies
UWS is proud to launch a landmark collection of books on globalization, a bourgeoning field that now crosses the boundaries of all the older disciplines in the social sciences and humanities.
UWS researchers secure prestigious national grants
Future Fellowships are granted to provide the best and brightest mid-career academics with incentives to conduct their research in Australia.
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