From baristas to barristers, Griffith University experts insist it will require the efforts of people from all walks of life to fight climate change.

From construction worker and kitchenhand to pinball machine repairman and theatre director, Dr Hugh Breakey hasn’t followed a typical route to academia.

Griffith University congratulates the 45 student, alumni, swim squad athletes and coaching staff who have been named in the Australian Olympic team for Tokyo.

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

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

Professor Patrick O'Leary has been appointed to the Women's Safety and Justice Taskforce.

Griffith alumnus and teacher turned champion boxer Jeff Horn has returned to his alma mater to flex his acting muscles in a short film called Slugger. 

Griffith alumnus Dean Clifford-Jones has been named the country's top young legal eagle.

A remarkable group of Griffith University undergraduate students have been named as 2021 New Colombo Plan scholars.

2020 NAIDOC Week has been celebrated across Griffith, albeit more virtually than in previous years. 

Newly minted Griffith graduates are defying the tough COVID-19 job market and scoring their dream jobs.

Digital archaeologist Andrea Jalandoni has received a national fellowship that will support her pioneering fieldwork around the globe.

Political scientist Dr Paul Williams says while COVID and other factors have changed campaigning substantially, there are still compelling reasons to press the flesh in the last week of the election.

Griffith political experts foresee the upcoming election as pivotal on several fronts, not least because it is the first time in any Australian state or federal election there are two female candidates.

Open House, our socially distanced response to the traditional Open Day, has achieved a 14% increase on prospective student registrations year-on-year.

A Griffith grad working for one of the most well known media brands in the world shows that humble beginnings don’t necessarily dictate your career trajectory.

Griffith students have addressed the complex issue of mental health in a vital project to increase awareness of the university’s services and support.

Griffith University Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander student Bianca Crisp will pursue opportunities at the likes of Harvard and Oxford after being awarded an Aurora Study Symposium scholarship.