Sub Cruce Lumen: Celebrating the Granting of Arms

Date/Time: Thursday 14 August 2008, 10:30am
Venue: Ira Raymond Room, Barr Smith Library

Professor Fred McDougall, the Acting Vice-Chancellor, University of Adelaide, invites you to view an exhibition Sub Cruce Lumen: Celebrating the Granting of Arms to the University of Adelaide and St Mark's College. Speakers include Professor McDougall; Ms Rose Alwyn, Master, St Mark's College and Guest Speaker, Bishop Ian George AO.

The exhibition provides an archival overview of the heraldry of two of Adelaide's oldest and most respected academic institutions, the University of Adelaide and St Mark's College. The granting of arms by the College of Arms, London, spread from individuals to corporate bodies during the Middle Ages. Armorial bearings provide an official symbol for an institution and are only granted to those that are well established, of sound financial standing, and a leading or respected body in its field. Morning tea will be served.

The exhibition is open until the 31st August.

RSVP on 8303 3086 or art.heritage@adelaide.edu.au.

Scholarship Information
The generosity of benefactors has provided a large number of scholarships and bursaries at St Mark’s. Read about all the available scholarships here.

CAS Hawker Scholarship Presentations were held on the weekend 23/24 August at Bungaree Station

The CAS Hawker Scholarship is the largest privately funded scholarship in Australia. St. Mark’s College has had 32 recipients at the College since 1990.

Three of those previous recipients, Anthony Roediger, Rachel Buxton and Phillip Killicoat have all gone on to receive Rhodes Scholarships. Click here to learn about some of our scholars.

The 2008 recipients include current St.Mark's residents Ms Katherine Radoslovich and Ms Eleni Watts.

BEIJING 2008!

A huge congatulations to current student of St. Mark’s College Sebastian Hume. He has been selected to represent Australia in Shooting at the Paralympics in September.

BURSARIES FOR ENTRY STUDENTS WITH ST. MARK’S FAMILY CONNECTION

The Old Collegians Association has endowed two bursaries each worth $2,500, to be awarded each year, the first awards were made this year in 2008.

First year students who are a child or grandchild of a St. Mark’s Collegian and/or a brother or sister of a St. Mark’s Collegian either former or current, are eligible to be considered.
Read about all the available scholarships here.

Sports Pavilion
The Pavilion contains state of the art fitness equipment and, at not cost to the students, is available for student use year round.... read more here.

High Speed Web Connections
St Mark’s has high speed internet connection available in every student room, wireless access available on the campus.

Sub Cruce Lumen: Celebrating the Granting of Arms

Date/Time: Thursday 14 August 2008, 10:30am
Venue: Ira Raymond Room, Barr Smith Library

Professor Fred McDougall, the Acting Vice-Chancellor, University of Adelaide, invites you to view an exhibition Sub Cruce Lumen: Celebrating the Granting of Arms to the University of Adelaide and St Mark's College. Speakers include Professor McDougall; Ms Rose Alwyn, Master, St Mark's College and Guest Speaker, Bishop Ian George AO.

The exhibition provides an archival overview of the heraldry of two of Adelaide's oldest and most respected academic institutions, the University of Adelaide and St Mark's College. The granting of arms by the College of Arms, London, spread from individuals to corporate bodies during the Middle Ages. Armorial bearings provide an official symbol for an institution and are only granted to those that are well established, of sound financial standing, and a leading or respected body in its field. Morning tea will be served.

The exhibition is open until the 31st August.

RSVP on 8303 3086 or art.heritage@adelaide.edu.au.

Scholarship Information
The generosity of benefactors has provided a large number of scholarships and bursaries at St Mark’s. Read about all the available scholarships here.

CAS Hawker Scholarship Presentations were held on the weekend 23/24 August at Bungaree Station

The CAS Hawker Scholarship is the largest privately funded scholarship in Australia. St. Mark’s College has had 32 recipients at the College since 1990.

Three of those previous recipients, Anthony Roediger, Rachel Buxton and Phillip Killicoat have all gone on to receive Rhodes Scholarships. Click here to learn about some of our scholars.

The 2008 recipients include current St.Mark's residents Ms Katherine Radoslovich and Ms Eleni Watts.

BEIJING 2008!

A huge congatulations to current student of St. Mark’s College Sebastian Hume. He has been selected to represent Australia in Shooting at the Paralympics in September.

BURSARIES FOR ENTRY STUDENTS WITH ST. MARK’S FAMILY CONNECTION

The Old Collegians Association has endowed two bursaries each worth $2,500, to be awarded each year, the first awards were made this year in 2008.

First year students who are a child or grandchild of a St. Mark’s Collegian and/or a brother or sister of a St. Mark’s Collegian either former or current, are eligible to be considered.
Read about all the available scholarships here.

Sports Pavilion
The Pavilion contains state of the art fitness equipment and, at not cost to the students, is available for student use year round.... read more here.

High Speed Web Connections
St Mark’s has high speed internet connection available in every student room, wireless access available on the campus.