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| Poetry links indigenous cultures 12 September 2007  A new anthology of poetry and art will highlight the links between the indigenous people of Australia and Chile. More |
| Sydney language program gives refugees back their rights 17 August 2007  Sydney University's Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies has successfully run a refugee language program for three years. More |
| A collective approach to disaster 12 August 2007  Professor Helen Dunstan tells in a lecture how Imperial China set a model for flood relief. More |
| Young Australians witness China's development 9 August 2007  Invited by Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, a group of Australian university students recently visited China and experienced for themselves the country's rapid development. More |
| Stemming the tide of looting in Cambodia 4 August 2007  Sydney archaeologist wins international recognition for saving historic artefacts. More |
| On the trail of St Roch in Northern Italy 1 August 2007  Art historian tracks down images of a 14th century saint who was a talisman against the plague. More |
| Shanghai delegates visit Sydney 30 July 2007  A delegation from Shanghai Jiaotong University has visited Sydney to discuss further collaboration in medical research and student exchange. More |
| Vietnamese doctors study in Australia 24 July 2007  The University of Sydney is bringing 24 health professionals from Vietnam to study in Australian hospitals. More |
| Sydney's own United Nations celebrates 40 years 19 July 2007  International House has been vital for promoting cultural understanding at the University, writes Claudia Liu. More |
| Beyond cricket: cultivating new links with India 28 June 2007  The University hosted its first international forum in the Great Hall on Australia's relationship with India. More |
| Noh Theatre comes to Sydney 21 June 2007  Noh actor Sakae Terai hasa given a special performance from the drama Funa Benkei at Sydney University. More |
| University of Sydney students win Chinese government's highest award 18 June 2007 Three University of Sydney students have won the Chinese Government's most prestigious award for overseas students. More |