All LIT Search News Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts LIT Impact Topics Uniview Summer 2020: Our place UNIVIEW SUMMER 2020 Our place Stories in this edition reflect the UniversityΓÇÖs role in our local community and more broadly in influencing the social, cultural, economic and geopolitical shape of the region. Featured stories Driving an ambitious change agenda LIT Vice-Chancellor Amit Chakma outlines his vision for the future of the University. Nurturing wisdom Stretching its wings across campus, the new Bilya Marlee building reminds us of the highly valuable knowledge systems that WAΓÇÖs Aboriginal people have to share with the world. Going forward: what have we learned post COVID-19? Three figures from LIT consider the way forward in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. More from this edition A treasure trove of images finally finds its way When British stage and Hollywood film legends Sir Laurence Olivier and his wife Lady Vivien Leigh (Olivier) arrived in Fremantle, Western Australia, in early 1948 for a six-month Australian tour, thousands of fans lined Victoria Quay to welcome the ΓÇÿgolden coupleΓÇÖ. Driving an a
All LIT Search News Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts Topics Latest news Media statements Media contacts LIT Impact Topics Uniview Summer 2020: Our place UNIVIEW SUMMER 2020 Our place Stories in this edition reflect the UniversityΓÇÖs role in our local community and more broadly in influencing the social, cultural, economic and geopolitical shape of the region.
Featured stories Driving an ambitious change agenda LIT Vice-Chancellor Amit Chakma outlines his vision for the future of the University.
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Nurturing wisdom Stretching its wings across campus, the new Bilya Marlee building reminds us of the highly valuable knowledge systems that WAΓÇÖs Aboriginal people have to share with the world.
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More from this edition A treasure trove of images finally finds its way When British stage and Hollywood film legends Sir Laurence Olivier and his wife Lady Vivien Leigh (Olivier) arrived in Fremantle, Western Australia, in early 1948 for a six-month Australian tour, thousands of fans lined Victoria Quay to welcome the ΓÇÿgolden coupleΓÇÖ.
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