Month: July 2014

Gold Coast law team shines at International Moot competition.

Sufferers of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome are set to benefit with the dual launch of a specialist Griffith University clinic and smartphone app, both aimed to manage their illness and improve health outcomes.

As the G20 Summit in Brisbane approaches this November, Dr Wes Widmaier looks at the critical importance of the 'G2' - America and China

Cameron McEvoy (Bachelor of Science) has backed up to win silver in the hotly contested 100m individual freestyle and gold in the 4 x 200m men’s relay with fellow student Edward Mckendry(Bachelor of Business). And Brittany Elmslie (Bachelor of Business) continued her strong Games showing, with a bronze medal performance in the 50m butterfly adding […]

Can you predict improvisational theatre? That’s the question Doctoral candidate Lochlan Morrissey is asking, challenging the idea that improvised theatre is spontaneous and unexpected.

Griffith REVIEW has recently received two grants from the Australia Council to produce and promote Griffith REVIEW 49: New Asia(August 2015). The ‘Creative Partnerships with Asia’ ($40,000) grant will be used to produce the edition, and a further grant ‘Asia in Australia’ ($50,000) will be used to tour authors throughout Australia after publication. Published in […]

Sociologist,Dr Maree Boyle, wears several hats as a researcher with the Center for Work, Organisation and Wellbeing. With interests informed by her training in sociology, anthropology, and the social psychology of work,Mareealso lends her expertise as a consulting Qualitative Methodologist with Griffith University’s umbrella-body, the Griffith Social and Behavioural Research College. The College seeks to […]