2005 News

Over 50 people gathered recently at New College to acknowledge the Rev Dr Canon Stuart Barton Babbage, AM, at the launch of a new award named in his honour.

All of the 2005 New College awards were well deserved.

A DVD Video of the 2005 lectures is now available.

New College congratulates all those people who were involved in this year's Revue – it was a fantastic piece of entertainment packed with talent, wit and fun.

The infamous and very funny annual New College Revue for 2005 is titled Doctor NEW.

Recently the New College Alumni Dinner was held in the Main Common Room and Dining Room. 220 alumni, guests, staff and current students attended. Acting Vice-Chancellor Prof John Ingleson represented UNSW at the function.

The 2005 New College Lectures Series is on the interesting topic of Church and State: exploring views on the relevance of faith to politics. The 19th annual New College Lectures will be held in the evenings of the 25th and 26th October 2005. Entrance is free. Three distinguished speakers will address this important issue with a series of four public lectures and discussion over the two evenings (25th and 26th October):

CASE has produced a DVD and CD of Greg's presentation titled Convinced by Da Vinci?

Former New Collegian Leah Curtis has won a 2005 Fulbright Postgraduate Student Award, she joins the ranks of nineteen distinguished Australians to become a Fulbright Scholar this year

The 2005 Ball was held at the WatersEdge function centre with just over 250 people in attendance.

The Master recently visited New College alumni in Hong Kong to encourage local members to stay in touch and to share his vision for the future of New.

UNSW Dean of Science Professor Michael Archer was a popular Guest Speaker at the recent New College Commencement Formal Dinner for Session 2.

The 2005 New College Lectures are on the topic of Christianity and the State.

Former New Collegians - do you have photos and/or other memorabilia from the past 17 years of New College Plays?

You can now buy a CD or DVD of the seminar CASE Director Dr Greg Clarke has been giving on the popular Dan Brown novel The Da Vinci Code.