Queensland College of Art alumnus and lecturer Dr Simon Degroot created an epic 5m x 16m floor to ceiling mural for the Griffith Innovation Centre.

The Queensland Conservatorium has unveiled its 2020 concert season, which features everything from Broadway musicals to Beethoven and the Bard.

Queensland Conservatorium doctoral candidate Cathy Milliken has won the Australia Council's major music award, worth $80,000 over two years.

 Queensland Conservatorium is supporting Brisbane's emerging playwrights by commissioning a new work from a local writer each year as part of the Bachelor of Acting program. 

Two animation projects by Griffith film alumni have been nominated for International Emmy Awards.

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

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

More than a thousand young musicians will gather at the Queensland Conservatorium for the State Honours Ensemble Program (SHEP).

The Honourable Judge Bradley Farr SC from the District Court of Queensland recently visited Griffith Law School thanks to the unique Judge-in-Residence program.

Queensland College of Art’s Dr Julie Fragar is taking a fine art lens to criminal justice with her work Next Witness.

ABC TV will screen a new documentary by Griffith Film School Masters student Jaina Kalifa - a career milestone for the emerging filmmaker.

Reality bites when Mozart meets Married at First Sight - this is opera like you've never seen it before.

Griffith Film School students collaborated with Indigenous Elders on a stop-motion animated film as part of the Vision Splendid Outback Film Festival at Winton.

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

Griffith Film School alumni Katherine Chediak Putnam and Dean Law have been nominated for a prestigious Australian Writers' Guild Award (AWGIE).

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

Griffith fine art students visited the Venice Biennale and went behind the scenes at the world's best galleries during a recent three-week study trip to Italy.

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.