Accidental drug overdoses exceeds the national road toll
6 September 2019
For decades we have been committed to providing training that teaches students how to assess, intervene, counsel and advocate for people struggling with addiction. Read more
Partnership Seeing Results
5 September 2019
Over the past 20 years Eva Burrows College has offered the Certificate III in Hospitality, in a real work environment through our partnership with Oasis Hunter in Newcastle. Read more
Book Review: Under Two Flags
30 August 2019
Under Two Flags: The New Zealand Salvation Armyâs Response to the First World War, is an intelligent and insightful history of The Salvation Army at war, which has waited 100 years to be published. Read more
Eva Burrows legacy continues
10 April 2019
The legacy of beloved General Eva Burrows continues to champion young leaders in The Salvation Army with Ringwood Corps soldier Caitlin Hallett receiving the 2019 Eva Burrows Scholarship. Read more
Malawi officer graduates
21 February 2019
When Major Doricah Tulombolombo graduated from Eva Burrows College with her Diploma of Ministry late last year, she proved that The Salvation Army is quite literally a church without borders. Read more
Messengers of Grace welcomed
11 February 2019
Eleven cadets from across Australia and New Zealand have been welcomed as the Messengers of Grace, in a ceremony at Eva Burrows College in Melbourne. Read more
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Major Faragher appointed as Gender Equity Researcher
5 February 2019
Major Christine Faragher will undertake research on gender equity, supported by The Salvation Army and the University of Divinity, that will contribute to a PhD. Read more
Welcome the new Head of College
28 January 2019
Major Deborah Robinson commences her role as Head of College and will continue the development of the College as a primary establishment for excellence in education and training across Australia. Read more
Leatherland Prize Awarded to Captain Adam Couchman
23 January 2019
Captain Adam Couchman has been awarded the Leatherland Prize for 2018. The prize was established in honour of Rev. Dr Harold F. Leatherland, a prominent Australian liturgical scholar. Read more