Following on from last year’s highly successful Commonwealth Games partnership, Griffith’s ongoing commitment to the Gold Coast is further enhanced with the announcement of an exciting new relationship between the university and the Suns’ AFL and AFLW teams. The partnership, which sees Griffith become the Official Research and Education Partner for the Gold Coast SUNS, […]

A Griffith researcher who harnessed the power of sound to help preserve the planet's waterways has been recognised at the APRA Art Music Awards.

A student-led recyclable art project and an socially responsible MBA program have been selected as finalists in the 2019 Green Gown Awards Australasia.

Queensland College of Art alumni and lecturers feature prominently in this year's TRACE exhibition.

Griffith hosts the inaugural International Conference of Experience Design, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (XD2019) on the Gold Coast this week.

Professor Kathy Andrews will launch the latest in a series of books designed to inspire the next generation of female science stars.

Griffith MBA grad Evelyn Omala says the time is now to study an MBA, as Griffith Business School and Qld Business Monthly launch joint MBA Responsible Leadership Scholarships Competition.

Griffith’s epic new production of Les Misérables opens tonight. The show features a cast of 80 students, two orchestras and more than 300 costumes over 12 epic performances.

Griffith University’s peer-to-peer programs such as mentoring and student leadership enhance student support, engagement and achievement.      At the recent STARS (Students, Transition, Achievement, Retention, Success) Conference, Griffith psychology student Sam Flowers saw how the University compared with others in the peer program space.   “I was quite inspired to see the sector-wide contributions to improving the student experience,” Sam says.    “Griffith also […]

Tanner Noakes, Andy Nguyen and Samantha Carter won the internal Griffith Business School part of the competition, with Tanner winning a coveted spot on the team to represent Griffith in next round of the Challenge.

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.

The twists and turns of life have taken Griffith University students John Akol Maluk and Jennefer Simon along very similar pathways since they fled the violent conflict and political unrest of their native South Sudan. For each of their families, the first step to safety and a new future came through refugee camps in Kenya. […]

QCA alumnus Emma Lindsay is using art to tackle some of the pressing environmental issues facing the planet.

One of Australia's leading advocates for people with a disability and a former Anti-Discrimination Commissioner has received an honorary doctorate from Griffith University.

Actor and comedian Matt Okine is lending his star power to a music video produced by Griffith Film School students.

Queensland Conservatorium graduate Astrid Jorgensen is teaching the world to sing with her wildly successful project, Pub Choir.