University Of South Australia Students Association
UniLife is the peak student representative body at the University of South Australia (UniSA). UniLife is spread across UniSA's four metropolitan campuses as well as the Centre for Regional Engagement, encompassing the Whyalla and Mount Gambier campuses.
Upholding its three pillars of "Voice · Advice · Play", UniLife provides key student services to the UniSA student body such as supporting university clubs, holding events, running the student publication - UniLife Magazine, providing advocacy services and volunteer programs.
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