The future of fashion is looking incredibly bright! Creativity and Innovation took centre stage at this year’s mid-year fashion showcase as our students showed off their best looks.

This bio-inspired robotic bird is helping researchers uncover the mysteries of flight turbulence.With atmospheric turbulence expected to get worse as a result of climate change, understanding how birds naturally cope with rough air could help engineers design aircraft that are more safe, efficient and fly more smoothly.

Did this pride month feel different? Corporations seem to be taking a step back from corporate pride activations, and that extends to your streaming services. There’s still tons of great queer media out there, you just might need to look a little harder to find it. Find Damien’s (@dj_omeara) queer TV recs at 1.25s, and share your favs with us yours below

RMIT has ranked in the Top 10 globally for three of the United Nations #SustainableDevelopmentGoals in the 2026 Times Higher Education Sustainability Impact Ratings released today.#1 worldwide for Clean Water and Sanitation#3 worldwide for Reduced Inequalities#8 worldwide for Decent Work and Economic GrowthWe also achieved strong results for Climate Action, ranked 15th globally, Partnerships for the Goals, ranked equal 67th and placing equal 63rd overall among 1,603 universities worldwide.Thank you to our staff, students and partners who are helping create a more sustainable, inclusive and regenerative future!!Read more: https://www.rmit.edu.au/.../infection.../times-higher-ed