Wally’s Walk is the main walkway through Macquarie University and stretches almost one kilometre. This iconic walkway was named after Macquarie University’s early Architect Planner, the late Dr Walter Victor “Wally” Abraham, who designed the campus’s layout and oversaw its development from 1964 to 1983. Pictured is a grassy area along Wally’s Walk, with one of the on-campus preschool’s in the background, as well as walkways to parking and Macquarie University Sport and Aquatic Centre.

The Learning Circle honours the Dharug people, the traditional owners of Macquarie University’s lands. It serves as a culturally safe environment for gathering and sharing knowledge, a practice ingrained in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures for tens of thousands of years. In the background of the image, you can see the Central Courtyard building to the middle-right and Central Courtyard Accommodation to the right of that. You can also see some of The Chancellery building to the left.

The Michael Kirby Building, named after former Macquarie University Chancellor and High Court Judge, opened in March 2024 and is home to Macquarie Law School and Department of Philosophy.

Bidding Dr Bianca de Wit farewell from her position at Macquarie University’s School of Psychological Sciences.