Griffith team heads for Indigenous Uni Games
Griffith Sciences
Thirty students line up for celebration of culture.
Month: June 2016
New plan to boost numbers walking to school
Department of Marketing
‘Let’s Go! is a new campaign designed by researchers at Social Marketing @ Griffith
Research leads to Great Barrier Reef rescue purchase
Australian Rivers Institute
A leading Griffith research team has provided the science behind a bold government decision to buy up grazing land in an effort to protect the Great Barrier Reef from sediment run-off.
Call for action on deaths after prison release
Arts Education Law
New research shows an average of 32 former prisoners die each year within 28 days of being released from prison, prompting calls for Australia to urgently adopt a national monitoring system of people after they are released.
Katie Noonan to lead evening of Jazz & Shiraz
Alumni
Much loved and awarded singer - Griffith University graduate Katie Noonan - will head a stellar cast of performers for Jazz & Shiraz on the Lawn at Logan campus on Saturday, 25 June
LED coral display lights up Glow Festival
Architecture
Cardboard and LED lights were used to transform Evandale Parklands into the ocean floor earlier this year when Griffith University students took part in the third annual Glow Festival.
Public Lecture explores music as a catalyst for positive change
Arts Education Law
Associate Professor Brydie-Leigh Bartleet, Director of Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre, explored the power of music, at the 2016 Arts, Education and Law in a public lecture earlier this month. Held at the Queensland Conservatorium theatre, Associate Professor Bartleet drew on work from recent national and international music projects to examine the critical role musicians, educators […]