The Wrap Up keeps you in the know with what’s happening across the UC community. Tune in weekly for the latest news headlines and interviews from across campus.
In their first episode for semester 2, hosts Ben and AJ join new host Frazer to discuss UC Associated Press, a new club for students interested in journalism and media production. Tonia from Student Wellbeing also drops by for a chat about student health and support services at UC.
In the final episode for semester 1 we talk to Andrew Moss, a creative writing teacher, PhD student and the author of a new poetry collection titled ‘Hybrid Heaven & Other(ed) Poems’. Bonnie shares her experience as a runner prepping for a half-marathon this weekend and we bring you that latest news and our weekly events guide.
2026 Semester 1 Episode 10: Migrant Workers Service Canberra & the Snow Scholarship
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2026 Semester 1 Episode 10: Migrant Workers Service Canberra & the Snow Scholarship
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This week our hosts speak with Satara Uthayakumaran from Migrant Workers Service Canberra about the the rights of international students working in the ACT. Later on, they hear about UC’s Snow Scholarship from Isabella and Layla, two students in the 2026 cohort. They also bring you the latest community news and a weekly events guide.
2026 Semester 1 Episode 9: U CAN @ UC & Pride and Prejudice
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2026 Semester 1 Episode 9: U CAN @ UC & Pride and Prejudice
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This week the team chats with Brit Champness, UC’s Associate Director of Marketing & Digital Engagement, about the uni’s new brand campaign “U CAN @ UC”. We also catch up with UC Dramatic Arts Club to talk about their recent production of Pride and Prejudice and bring you the latest community news and our weekly events guide.
2026 Semester 1 Episode 8: Professor Kasia Bail & Pathways to Politics for Women
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2026 Semester 1 Episode 8: Professor Kasia Bail & Pathways to Politics for Women
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In this weeks episode new hosts Bonnie and Mia join Ben and AJ behind the desk to speak to Professor Kasia Bail about the often little known effects of dilerium. Ben also sits down with Professor Chris Wallace to find out more about the Pathways to Polictics for Women program coming up later this year at UC. Plus we bring you the latest UC news and our weekly events guide.