Griffith alumnus makes policing history
Arts Education Law
Queensland has its first female Police Commissioner, and she is a proud Griffith graduate who was the recipient of the university’s inaugural Outstanding Alumnus Award in 2018. Commissioner-elect Katarina Carroll APM is the first woman to fill the position in the Queensland Police Service’s 159-year history. Graduating from the police academy in 1983, Katarina began […]
Oldest known figurative cave art discovered in Borneo
Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution
Cave paintings in Borneo among the world’s oldest examples of figurative depiction.
Arts Education Law
Tony Hawk’s videogame comes of age for mature skaters
The newly released Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1+2 videogame could help redefine ageing and masculinity in sport.
Business and government
Business interns prove invaluable to Tennis QLD
Tennis Queensland Head of Strategy Elia Hill says Griffith Business School interns have helped the organisation reach a new level of success in 2020.
Alumni
Marketing grad helps businesses pivot during COVID-19
Hayley Peters’ digital marketing agency is helping businesses to future-proof themselves. While other companies were hard hit by COVID-19, Hayley’s agency Oh My Digital was thriving, helping clients to pivot online.
Business and government
Griffith Business School Scholarship Recipients Announced
Griffith Business School takes great pride in announcing our latest crop of scholarship winners.
Business and government
Business students feel supported after move to online learning
Griffith Business School transitions face-to-face classes to online learning, creating a flexible learning environment where students feel supported.
Alumni
Griffith graduate partners with Australian Government to inspire future business leaders in South-East Asia
Former Government and International Relations student Elise Stephenson is running a public diplomacy program as part of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australia now initiative.
Alumni
Griffith Business School Student Speaks at United Nations Human Rights Council
Government and International Relations student Jessica McDonald visited Geneva and addressed the UN thanks to a grant from Griffith University.
Features
Open Day ‘a remarkable success’
Griffith's Open Day was a huge success, with around 14,000 people visiting Gold Coast, Nathan and South Bank campuses.
Features
Griffith University names 2019 AON Rugby Sevens squad
Griffith has announced a strong 24-player squad to compete at this year’s AON Rugby Seven’s Series.
Features
Personal loss highlights importance of DonateLife Week
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 […]
Business and government
Internship lands Bachelor of Business student a job before graduation
Keely Houghton’s internship with YCL Jewels has given her a portfolio of experiences and skills to display in interviews, which helped her land a job before she’s finished her Griffith University degree.
Features
We have to ask for more from our politicians: Greenpeace CEO
David Ritter says it is also time for political parties on both sides of the left and right divide to listen to the concerns of Australians.
Features
Standard of political discourse deteriorating: Natasha Stott-Despoja
Part of this problem, the former leader of the Democrats believes, is that behavioural standards in federal Parliament have diminished.
Corporate
Griffith welcomes new Vice Chancellor
Professor Carolyn Evans will steer the University into a remarkable new era.
Alumni
Remarkable result for Griffith alumni
Alumni excelling in research and corporate leadership were winners at this year’s Australia China Alumni Awards (ACAA) held in Beijing on the weekend.
Australian Research Centre for Human Evolution
250,000 year-old teeth reveal unprecedented detail about ancient children
250,000 year-old Neanderthal teeth reveal the oldest exposure to lead and the first natural weaning from breastfeeding.