Alumni news
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Singaporean graduate Coreen Low receives Distinguished Alumni Award
Coreen Low, a leader in Singaporean nursing with deep dedication to patient care, lifelong education and community service is awarded one of La Trobe’s highest honours.
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Learning for a lifetime
Looking back at the incredible career of social worker, psychologist and family therapist Banu Moloney, whose teaching and mentorship informed the careers of a generation of family therapist practitioners.
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From Campus to Paris - La Trobe University students set to shine on world stage
A selection of La Trobe University students, staff and alumni are set to join Australia’s quest for gold at two of the world’s showcase sporting events over the coming weeks.
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A workforce for the future
Learn how placements give students the opportunity to learn industry-specific skills while building the next generation of talent.
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Pathways Program breaks new ground in Bendigo
La Trobe's Regional Pathways Program breaks new ground in Central VIC
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From refugee to respected scholar
Dr Akuch Kuol Anyieth has overcome incredible circumstances, alongside her family, escaping war in Sudan to become a respected scholar and voice in the Australian and international conversation on justice
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King's Birthday Honour for Bendigo Head of Campus
King's Birthday Honour for La Trobe Bendigo Head of Campus
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Shepparton graduates embark on dream careers
Shepparton graduates embark on dream careers
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Remembering Destiny Deacon
The La Trobe community is deeply saddened by the passing of First Nations artist and La Trobe alumna Destiny Deacon. We remember Destiny’s legacy as an artist and activist who fundamentally impacted Australian art
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Generous gift opens more doors to university
Gift to La Trobe's Regional Pathways Program offers more doors to uni
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A lifelong advocate for nurses and midwives
Alison McMillan has spent her career providing advocacy and leadership across the health care system. When a major career move coincided with the COVID-19 pandemic, she drew on her studies and years of experience.
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Student achievements shine in Bendigo graduations
La Trobe Bendigo's graduation ceremonies celebrate students
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Hats off to Mildura's newest graduates
Mildura students celebrate the end of their studies at graduation
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Meet an occupational therapist making real-world changes
Witnessing how her young patients with acute brain injury were put into aged care, Dr Di Winkler worked to fundamentally re-shape how we think about housing for people with a disability.
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From milking cows to the United Nations
Discover how La Trobe played a role in building the career of a global leader in the crusade against family violence.
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La Trobe #1 in Victoria in employment rankings
La Trobe leads employment rankings in Victoria
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Highest honours awarded to seven new Distinguished Alumni
A former refugee turned community advocate; a leading Family Therapy practitioner; a globally recognised geneticist, and the Australian Government’s Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer are among the seven remarkable alum
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What's in store for 2024
La Trobe experts unveil key trends across their industries, examine the best- and worst-case scenarios, and offer a snapshot of the dynamic forces which are set to impact businesses in 2024.
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Your legacy can keep the flame alive
Alumna Enza Marano’s road to studying at La Trobe in the 70’s was a challenging one. Now, she's committed to making it easier for future generations through leaving a gift in her Will.