VE O Week in pictures

VE O Week in pictures

A new look O Week took place last week, attracting hundreds of VE students to both Brunswick and Carlton.

New and returning VE students were treated to free food, music, games and activities at VE O Week last week.

Students had the chance to meet staff, learn more about clubs and societies,  engage with Medibank support services and interact with their peers at designated Drop In hubs.

A Social Day at Carlton closed out the week, where students enjoyed a Welcome to Country before diving into a delicious free lunch from Vegelicious. 

Check out the highlights below!

Arial view of Welcome to Country ceremony. Students watch on as a Welcome to Country smoking ceremony takes place.
Person dressed in colorful costume interacts with two people. Some interesting characters got involved with students!
Person kneeling over smoking leaves. A student gets involved during the Welcome to Country at Brunswick.
Nine photos in a grid like collage showcasing students from VE O Week. From games to lunches, there was plenty for students to do at VE O Week!

HE O Week

Higher Education (HE) students will have the opportunity to celebrate a return to campus during HE O Week held from 26 February - 1 March.

12 February 2024

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