Griffith music researcher Dr Catherine Grant got the opportunity to go behind the scenes at the British Museum.

Griffith student Natalie Lavelle has produced a stunning 60m mural for the Queensland Children's Hospital.

A host of Griffith Film School projects will premiere at the Brisbane International Film Festival (BiFF).

Griffith musical theatre students are being put through their paces by Tony-Award winning Broadway star Faith Prince at QPAC this week.

Griffith's Master of International Tourism and Hospitality Management program to offer a direct pathway to Chartered Manager accreditation.

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.

Games design students at Griffith are helping keep Indigenous language and stories alive, creating a series of interactive games for the Yugambeh Museum, south of Brisbane.

Queensland College of Art graduate CJ Anderson recently made his debut at the renowned Milan Design Week.

Griffith Film School alumnus Ryan Miller is collaborating with Griffith on a new 12-week internship for Masters students.

Students from the Queensland College of Art have had the chance to recreate Australia's greatest masterpieces thanks to an exclusive opportunity at the Queensland Art Gallery.

Griffith University has signed a major new partnership deal with Opera Australia, joining forces to stage the world's first fully digital production of Wagner’s Ring Cycle at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre in 2010.

Financial Planning event awards high-achieving students with scholarships and looks to the future of the industry.

Aspiring artists can join a series of free weekend workshops at the QCA as part of the Brisbane Art Design Festival, which will showcase work by students and faculty.

The two-day event will be held at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre this October.

The act of listening can help Indigenous prisoners reconnect with their culture and benefit their health and wellbeing, according to a new project by creative arts and health researchers at Griffith.

Griffith Film School alumnus Alex Podger is part of a team of award-winning Griffith creatives putting their stamp on this year's Bleach* Festival.

Twentieth century warfare was fueled by steel, gunpowder and ready food supplies. We can add wool to that list, according to Griffith Film School Professor Trish FitzSimons and visiting Fulbright Senior Scholar Madelyn Shaw. The pair are working on a new creative research project, The Fabric of War, that explores how the global wool trade […]