The University welcomes 22 new members to the Founders’ Circle
On Saturday 6 August, the University of Sydney welcomed new inductees into the Founders’ Circle – a society that honours benefactors of lasting influence.
INSPIRED stories
Five University projects that are a gift to the world
It takes talent and a lot of hard work for our researchers to achieve their goals. It also takes practical support, including from our amazing donors. Here are five projects that matter and deserve all the support we can give them.
Largest gift to the University of Sydney will transform approach to healthcare
A record $35 million gift will enable construction of the Susan Wakil Health Building.
Love and hope: Growing a cure from cannabis
Long overdue research begins with a generous donation and a community ready to see new opportunities in a complex area.
Support for study: Preserving Aboriginal past and present
Arts student Kirsty Mitchell was the first recipient of the Gwen and David Moore Aboriginal Scholarship. She tells us what it means to her.
Healthy future: Investing in children
A recent gift to the Charles Perkins Centre will help protect the youngest members of our community from rising risk factors.
Generations unite: Overcoming economic adversity
Retired civil engineer Richard Smith (BE (Civil) ’61) and current University of Sydney student Alex Gibson both understand the value of education in providing all kinds of opportunities
Perfect harmony: Nurturing new music
One of Australia’s greatest composers, the late Peter Sculthorpe AO (DMus ’05), was central to shaping the nation’s musical identity. His legacy will endure through a generous bequest.
Pet project: Crowdfunding animal care
Two dogs have a new leash on life thanks to inspiring work at our Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
Sustainable Sydney: Living in the 2060s
A scholarship named for John Bradfield (ME 1896 BE(Civil) 1889 DSc 1924), designer of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, has enabled an engineering student to develop a unique urban vision.