Campus Secrets
Kirby building inspires next generation of legal minds
The new Michael Kirby Building is designed to foster a sense of community between staff and students and the broader university.
Our world-class treasure chest tells stories of the ancient world
Students are offered the opportunity to invest in a 21st century obsession with the ancient world thanks to Macquarie University’s outstanding coin collections.
Creativity in the spotlight at new research centre
The Creative Documentary Research Centre at Macquarie University – which draws students and creative professionals together – puts students on the pathway to success by providing a space to practice their work.
New exhibition unlocks ongoing fascination with ancient world
The Macquarie University History Museum’s latest exhibition is inspired by the ongoing obsession with ancient cultures with everything from antiquities to comic books and cigarette cartons on display.
Five secret study spaces on campus
Macquarie students spill the tea on their favourite under-the-radar locations around campus to get some work done.
Meet Maxi: he's standing by for emergency cuddles
Macquarie’s Student Wellbeing office has a range of services to help students through difficult times, including the cutest staff member on campus.
Analytics on tap develop real-world finance skills
Through a collaborative and immersive analytical environment, the Finance Decisions Lab at Macquarie Business School demystifies how financial markets work.
New tech enables digital dig for archaeology students
Archaeology students at Macquarie can use the latest technology to experience a real-life dig as well as learn about objects displayed in the on-campus Museum of History.
Observatory opens up a universe of possibilities
An on-campus observatory at Macquarie University opens up the wonders of the night sky to students, staff and the public.
Creative industries studios are the best in Australia
School-leavers with ambitions of a career in film, music, dance or media – either behind the scenes or at centre stage – will find the best facilities in Australia at Macquarie University's Faculty of Arts.
New arts precinct part of an ancient history
Macquarie University is recognising long connection of traditional owners to the land where it is located, through a proposal to rename North Ryde Campus to Wallumattagal, and in the celebration of Aboriginal art in the newly launched arts precinct.
Art gallery a hub of new discoveries and old classics
Unless you stumble upon it, you might not find the Macquarie University Art Gallery which holds a collection of 2700 artworks and exhibits the work of world-renowned Australian artists.