Month: July 2019

Second year Bachelor of Pharmacy student Kelly Meuleman was in India when she learned she'd won one of six STEM scholarships.

Griffith University will host a creative conference that focuses on the art of typography.

Nearly two decades ago, Melissa Lucashenko was a delivery driver in Brisbane’s northern outskirts. Today, the Griffith graduate and Griffith Review contributor is a recipient of Australia’s most prestigious literary prize – the Miles Franklin Award. ‘Too Much Lip’ is Lucashenko’s sixth title of contemporary Aboriginal life. It centres on a character named Kerry Salter, […]

Griffith alumnus Monique Clare's musical journey has taken her on some unexpected twist and turns, from teaching in Afghanistan to playing alongside Eminem.

Griffith University Communications graduate Alana Jones has secured her dream job as Communications Manager for DonateLife, encouraging people to register as an organ or tissue donor. And she hopes that her story goes some way to ensuring that no other family has to go through what she did. DonateLife Week’s annual awareness campaign runs this […]

A new scientific discovery, thanks to one of the research groups at Griffith University’s Institute for Glycomics, is providing new hope for the development of an effective treatment of Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD). Led by the Institute’s Founder and Director, Professor Mark von Itzstein AO, the research group has just published a paper […]

One-quarter of oceanic shark habitat is actively fished, leaving sharks with few places to hide from longlines they get caught in.