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Double launch for RMIT author
RMIT University academic, Associate Professor Adrian Howe, is launching not just one but two books next month.
18/11/2008
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Punk and Riot Grrrls to open Graduate Research conference
Professor Teal Triggs of London's University of the Arts will open the the School of Applied Communication's Graduate Research Conference with a keynote address examining the visual culture of Punk and Riot Grrrl subcultures.
11/11/2008
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Poster showcase reveals new trends in graphic design
Innovative designs by RMIT University students and researchers will feature in a new exhibition of print and digital posters opening this month at Melbourne Museum, putting the future of graphic design under the spotlight.
06/11/2008
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Former Blair advisor on communicating under pressure
RMIT’s Caroline van de Pol recently represented the university at a national conference where the former head of communications and strategy for the British Government, Alistair Campbell, spoke about his experiences.
04/11/2008
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Research Profile: Bollywood meets Indian folk music
International PhD student Vikrant Krashore investigates the intersection of Bollywood and Indian folk music.
04/11/2008
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The PR student experience: An international view
Before embarking on an exciting career in public relations, Singaporean graduate Eunice Seow took a few moments to reflect on her time studying the Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations) degree.
05/10/2008
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China's Chicago: Researchers cast eye on Chongqing
Dr Chris Hudson and Dr Chengju Huang have been awarded seed funding from the Global Cities Institute Urban Infrastructure group, for a project entitled: China’s Chicago: Global ideology, urban infrastructure and the transformation of public space in Chongqing.
30/09/2008
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Fearless display of outstanding ads
RMIT University Bachelor of Communication Advertising students and alumni hosted a viewing of the 18th Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors’ Showcase, entitled Fearless.
02/09/2008
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Prize night recognises communication achievers
The School of Applied of Communication recently recognised the achievements of a highly talented cohort of students at its annual prize night.
05/06/2008
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Journalism students launch new online newspaper
RMIT Journalism’s newspaper, the City Journal , has joined the online revolution at http://cityjournal.dsc.rmit.edu.au .
02/06/2008
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RMIT places its largest group of PR interns to date
This year 57 Public Relations students, the largest final year group to date, have secured public relations placements in a diverse range of communications businesses.
31/05/2008
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University award for Choir of Hard Knocks conductor
Jonathon Welch, the widely acknowledged tenor who became a household name by creating the Choir of Hard Knocks, has been named the RMIT University Communicator of the Year 2008.
01/05/2008
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Promoting the plight of the homeless
Two RMIT University graduates are behind a confronting advertising campaign around Melbourne’s CBD that highlights the plight of the city’s homeless.
14/04/2008
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Alumnus amazed by prestigious book prize
With several award-winning novels to her name, Sonya Hartnett should be used to international acclaim. But the RMIT University alumnus was shocked to learn her work had won the world’s richest and most prestigious children’s book prize, the 2008 Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award.
04/04/2008
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"Typographic evangelist" takes message to Qatar
Celebrated typographer and RMIT Communication Design lecturer Stephen Banham recently returned from Doha where he spoke of the importance of storytelling in graphic design.
12/03/2008
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Arts Alive turns 550
Arts Alive is broadcast weekly to a national audience on the Community Radio Network, as well as distributed on CD via the Aboriginal Program Exchange, and covers a broad range of news and current affairs stories on culture and the arts.
22/01/2008
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Research profile: The tao of design
PhD candidate Yoko Akama is investigating how implicit values are manisfested through human-centred design.
11/01/2008
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