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If you’ve visited Nathan campus in the last month, you may have noticed a new mural appearing through the trees....
With so much political and media focus on youth crime lately, a groundbreaking study has revealed the long-term success of...
Audiences will be quavering with excitement when they go to see Brisbane’s own musical ghost story Quavers, produced by Real...
Election days have a distinct atmosphere, tense yet exciting, there is a sense of communities coming together to uphold a sense of mateship, friendship and communal camaraderie. Perhaps, no other activity on election captures these emotions that food stalls – particularly, the democracy sausage.
A school-based initiative for First Nations students has shown promising results in reducing suicidal ideation through connection to culture. Piloted...
Griffith University Art Museum has been recognised at the 2024 Queensland Gallery and Museum Achievement Awards (GAMAA) this week, winning...
In a significant milestone for Queensland’s thriving arts community, the Queensland Academy of Excellence in Musical Theatre (QAEMT) has received...
Griffith University has named four winners at its prestigious Outstanding Alumni Awards 2024 ceremony in Brisbane with Leona Murphy taking out the top gong.
Griffith University emerged as a standout performer at the recent Graduate of the Year Awards (GOTYA) hosted by the Design...
Your attention is a precious but scarce commodity that is constantly competed for. Whether through algorithms or on on the street, images are a driving force behind ‘the attention economy’. To monetise our attention, we are persuaded to consume images like fast-food. Although we are inundated with images, we are ironically facing a decline in the act of looking itself.
