Griffith led research has carbon dated cave art found in an archaeological hotspot the Peñablanca Caves.

Griffith University researchers have developed a new vaccine in pre-clinical studies to treat human babesiosis, a tick-transmitted disease closely related to malaria.

Findings indicate deterioration of globally significant artworks accelerating in step with climate change. 

A pair of Griffith alumni are leading the country’s largest ever vocal ensemble - using the power of song to connect communities isolated by COVID.

The Griffith Criminology Institute will partner with Queensland Corrective Services (QCS) to analyse data on incarceration in Queensland.

The United Nations’ Convention on Biological Diversity is the most important global agreement for conservation and arose in response to declines in biodiversity due to human activities.

Recent QCA graduate Renee Kire is in the running for Australia’s most significant prize for emerging artists. 

Education experts will debate the controversial place of phonics in the teaching of reading at this year’s Creating Futures Summit, hosted by Griffith’s School of Education and Professional Studies.

Prestigious Fulbright scholarships have been awarded to six talented members of the Griffith University community.

Michelle Obama will showcase a song written by Griffith University popular music student Cat Gallagher as part of a campaign to encourage young people to attend university.

QCA graduate Marianne Wobcke has received an Australia Council Award for her pioneering work using art to create culturally safe birth practices.

Bachelor of Education student Taylor Smith is juggling a career in the AFLW with her studies at Griffith.

Queensland Conservatorium alumnus Alex Raineri created an epic 12-month festival to showcase Brisbane's musical talent.

Quantitative and qualitative legal research: analysing The Buribunks.

This post has been contributed by Associate Professor Kate Galloway, member of the Law Futures Centre and Dr Dani Larkin (Bundjalung), Director of the Indigenous Law Centre at University of New South Wales.

Griffith student Jenna Robertson is producing an opera about devastating bushfires that ripped through the Gold Coast hinterland in 2019.

This post has been contributed by Professor Brett Freudenberg, member of the Law Futures Centre. In April 2021, Griffith University secured $100,000 in federal funding to continue the Griffith Tax Clinic. This is the third year of funding, which in part represents the ability of the tax clinic to continue to deliver services to the […]

Experts say the implementation and development of the NDIS are going to pose greater challenges than its conception.