Through working in a newsroom-like environment, students gain valuable experience in the subject.
In the final episode of The Ag, the team covers the LTU archives, the upstart program, recreational injuries, LTU’s ice sports club and cheap activities.
The agora at La Trobe hosts a variety businesses, many with familiar faces to the students.
Through working in a newsroom-like environment, students gain valuable experience in the subject.
In the final episode of The Ag, the team covers the LTU archives, the upstart program, recreational injuries, LTU’s ice sports club and cheap activities.
The agora at La Trobe hosts a variety businesses, many with familiar faces to the students.
The Ag takes a look into La Trobe’s history through the university’s archives.
Through working in a newsroom-like environment, students gain valuable experience in the subject.
In the final episode of The Ag, the team covers the LTU archives, the upstart program, recreational injuries, LTU’s ice sports club and cheap activities.
The agora at La Trobe hosts a variety businesses, many with familiar faces to the students.
The Ag dives into the many different cultures on campus.
The restructure comes after funding issues due to slow processing of international visas.
In our third episode, the team looks at course cuts, university lecturers, cultural clubs, the faces of LTU and nightlife.
The Kingsbury Drive Market recently moved to a new location on La Trobe University’s campus.
The Eagle Bar has been open since 1995, but the pandemic has caused closures to the venue.
La Trobe University is helping student-athletes develop their future coaching careers for when their playing days are over.
In our second episode of The Ag, the team looks at LTU and Carlton FC, LISAF, sports coaching, the Eagle Bar and cheap getaways.
Reporter Nick Krikas takes a closer look at what happens each Sunday in a carpark on campus.
The socialist alternative club is an ever present part of the Bundoora campus, but do you know who they are and what they do?
What’s behind the growth of podcasting and how popular is it with La Trobe students?
At least 400 students will need to vote yes in the meeting today for it to pass.
Jaimon and Ava try rock climbing with the mountaineering club, but where’s Ferg you might ask? You’ll just have to find that out in this episode.
This new breakthrough study in sports statistics is lead by a LTU sports scientist.
Have you ever used LTU’s food bank? Here’s all the ways they can help you…
Both Melbourne and La Trobe University are citing health and safety issues as a reason for insisting disbandment of encampments.
In our first episode of the year, we look at unpaid placements, LTU’s small businesses, and the Bundoora campus solar farm.
