UniHall runs events through the year to introduce prospective residents and their families to what it's like to live in our vibrant student community.
At UniHall, we believe university life should be about more than just study. That’s why we host a range of annual events, alongside those organised by our Program Residential Advisors and the ResClub. These events bring our community together, helping residents form friendships, celebrate achievements, and make the most of their college experience.
Our first event of the year is a casual Welcome Day BBQ held in the Lower Quad. It’s a great opportunity for new residents to meet one another, get to know the ResClub, and enjoy a true taste of Aussie culture. For many international students, this is their first introduction to an Australian BBQ — relaxed, friendly, and full of great food.
Every new resident is invited to this formal dinner to mark the beginning of the semester and their journey at UniHall. It's a themed event filled with fun, featuring a guest speaker and inspiring words from our Principal and student leaders. It’s the perfect way to kick off the academic year and set the tone for what’s to come.
A cherished tradition since the 1970s, International Night celebrates the rich cultural diversity within our community. Each year, a different culture is highlighted, with residents taking part in a vibrant Parade of Flags representing their home countries. It’s a colourful, high-energy event that truly showcases the global spirit of UniHall.
At UniHall, we value academic excellence and the dedication it takes to succeed. Each year, we recognise and celebrate residents who have achieved outstanding academic results. This special event acknowledges the hard work and resilience of our students in a supportive and uplifting environment.
As the year comes to a close, we gather to reflect, celebrate achievements, and honour the unique contributions of our residents. It’s a night filled with joy, community spirit, and heartfelt recognition. We celebrate not only academic and leadership accomplishments but also the compassion and camaraderie that make UniHall such a special place to live.