The Charles Darwin University Chamber Choir is calling on new members to join its 2006 season. Find out more...

Are you a student studying at CDU in 2006? Apply for a scholarship and make life easier. Find out more...

Multi-professional environments. Patient-centred focus. Flexible leadership. This is Dr Lesley Barclay's vision for Territory health services.

A jam-packed week of social, cultural and sporting events familiarised new students with the university's diverse services and the Northern Territory's unique music and cultural traditions.

Territory FM had plenty to show off yesterday (Thursday) during a station tour as part of O-Week activities.

The Faculty of EHS welcomed its new students with an afternoon tea and wine and cheese night yesterday (Thursday), as part of O-Week festivities.

Are you interested in learning more about wine? This short course, starting Friday 17 March, will feature wines from Australia, New Zealand, France, and South and North America among other wine producing nations. Find out more...

CDU staff and students are being asked to don their rubber gloves and help clean up the environment on Sunday 5 March for Clean Up Australia Day.

The Darwin Greek community yesterday (Wednesday) showcased its cultural diversity as part of O-Week activities at CDU.

Former CDU student, Shellie Morris, was the main act at the University's talent-packed Big O-Week Concert yesterday (Wednesday).

CDU is working to ensure that services to support and represent students are maintained after the federal government's 'voluntary student union' legislation comes into force later this year.

Dr Geoff Isbister presents, 'Clinical applications of drug modelling and population analysis: It may even be important to our patients', on Thursday 2 March from 12pm to 1pm.

Building 17 (Casuarina campus) was rocking yesterday afternoon (Tuesday) as our music students, new and old, got to know each other with a jamming session.

CDU Sports' iron man event proved a hit on the first day of O-Week at Casuarina campus.

CDU Vice-Chancellor, Professor Helen Garnett, welcomed new students to the University yesterday (Tuesday) during the first day of O-Week festivities.

The two basketball giants of CDU battled it out in the inaugural staff versus students match yesterday (Tuesday) as part of O-Week activities at Casuarina campus this week.

TIO, Australian Red Cross and Centrelink are just a few of the organisations participating as exhibitors in this week's O-Week festivities, providing important information to students.

Join Menzies School of Health Research staff for an overview of the schools' research programs on Monday 27 February from 12pm to 1pm.

Northern Editions, northern Australia's oldest and largest producer of limited prints, will open its first exhibition and selling show this Thursday 23 February at 5.30pm.

Adult Migrant English Program students sew their way to better English skills.

Dianne Underwood has returned to the town she loves after 20 years to take up a new role as the Campus Administrator at CDU in Alice Springs.

The new Graduate School for Health Practice at CDU officially opened today (Tuesday) by Health Minister Peter Toyne MLA.

Mechanic Scott Sullivan will be using different tools in his work, as he starts a Bachelor of Environmental Science at CDU after successfully completing the Tertiary Enabling Program.

Life is a learning experience - something the University of the Third Age knows only too well - and you could be part of the experience. U3A are looking for guest speakers for their Thursday morning talks in 2006. Find out more...

More than 150 Darwin High students descended on Casuarina campus last Wednesday to check out future study options at CDU.

The VC this morning (Monday) welcomes the first 40 of almost 100 new international students expected to begin studies at CDU this term.

The VC hosted a staff morning tea today (Monday), as part of CDU's new staff induction for 2006 - more than 80 new staff were amongst the 110 staff and executive members who attended.

David Tollner, Member for Solomon, goes head-to-head with ABC's sporting guru Charlie King at CDU's O-Week basketball match on Tuesday 21 February.

The profile and activities of CDU's regional campuses and learning centres will now have additional support, following a new appointment in Alice Springs.

Why not sign up for a short course for busy managers and their teams to be delivered at Casuarina campus from 3 March? Find out more...

The welcoming signs are going up, info bags packed and Student Services staff briefed in preparation for what's shaping up as one of the most exciting and action packed O-Week's in recent years.

As part of new staff induction, the Vice-Chancellor is hosting a morning tea on Monday 20 February from 11am.

CDU researchers, academic and community and access staff have this week enjoyed an opportunity to come together and share information about the work being done to enhance desert livelihoods.

Indonesian high school students keen to return CDU as fulltime students after taking part in a special engineering workshop this week.

Dr Barry Brook has been appointed to the Australian Research Council College of Experts for the period 2006-2008.

Learn to take professional digital photos in a short course commencing Saturday 4 March. Find out more...

Interested in a career with the Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade? Come along to a DFAT graduate employment seminar on Casuarina campus, Wednesday 8 March from 12pm to 1pm.

The 2006 VET Staff Guide is now available on the Academic Quality, Planning and VET website. Find out more...

CDU library introduces a new library management system. Read on for more information...

People Management and Development announces new leave processes from 8 February 2006. Read on for more information...

Researchers from the Tropical and Emerging Infectious Diseases Division at the Menzies School of Health Research will present on research in the division on Monday 13 February from 12pm to 1pm.

CDU is the university of choice for former Alice Springs resident Scott Hoban, winner of a DEET bursary encouraging him to study and work in the NT.

Arafura Games dual gold medallist and CDU Sport Fitness Coordinator Sophie Hawken described her participation in today's Queen's Baton Relay as one of the most important runs she has ever undertaken.

NT Government Minister for Economic and Regional Development, the Hon. Paul Henderson singled out CDU's engineering research team for special mention today at Ausfuel's Biodiesel Trial Launch.

Effective 1 February 2006, People Management and Development's new look provides staff with a professional service addressing the needs of a contemporary, dynamic organisation such as CDU.

The Darwin Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Martin Jarvis, features Scheherazade as part of its Arabian Nights performance tonight (Friday) at the Darwin Entertainment Centre from 8pm.

Bio-diesel use in the Northern Territory moves a step closer to reality this month after a joint project between CDU research engineers and major fuel distributors, Australian Natural Fuels and Ausfuel.

Dr Malcolm McDonald presents 'Rheumatic fever: Go for the throat?', on Monday 6 February from 12pm to 1pm.

Still trying to figure out how to use your new university emailing system, MS Outlook 2003? ITMS can help with info sessions on Friday 3 February and Tuesday 7 February, 9am to 10.30am, in the Mal Nairn Auditorium. Find out more...