By Diana Oros, social media reporter and business student You've made it! You've made the decision to join university and study alongside like-minded people, to learn more about the world and yourself, your interests and how well you can procrastinate
Social Media reporter Phillip Soalheira catches up with Matthew Schwarz, Chief Conductor with the Queensland Philharmonia Orchestra (QPO), a semi-professional student ensemble based in Brisbane. As well as being a music student at Griffith University’s Queensland Conservatorium, Matthew conducts and
By Mindy Davies, Social Media Reporter [caption id="attachment_555" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Illustration: Nicole Clowes[/caption] Semester two has begun and no matter if you are a newbie or a practiced uni-life campaigner, there's no time to waste
Social media reporter Hannah Sbeghen talks to basketballer Ainslie McCormick about how Griffith University's basketball teams are preparing for the 2015 Northern University Games in July and, before that, the Battle of the River, which celebrates the rivalry between Griffith Sport and
It’s now the end of week 13 here at Griffith, but you all knew that. So, with exams fast approaching, our social media reporter Layne Ngatai-Stokes from the Queensland Conservatorium -- and a very experienced university student life campaigner --
[caption id="attachment_361" align="aligncenter" width="676"] Industry Event - illustration by Nicole Clowes[/caption] By Brooke White Information has never been so easy to access. With the internet providing endless resources for us to browse through, why would you bother going out to events to
Fret no more Brisbane students, Social Media reporter Hannah Sbeghen has the solutions to your study space woes before the exams. It’s nearly time for mid-semester or final exam and you are facing a double-edged predicament, namely seriously needing to study
Social Media team reporter Hannah Sbeghen and photographer Patrick Hodge attend a dinner in celebration of International Harmony, where strangers quickly turned into friends. Facebook friendships increased tenfold for the 100 guests attending the Universal Feast last week, hosted by Griffith
[caption id="attachment_10513" align="alignnone" width="1100"] The harmonious interconnectedness of humans and nature. 17th March, 2015. Photo: Patrick Hodge[/caption] Professor Noel Preston enlightening the audience. 17th March, 2015. Photo: Patrick HodgeWhat is the meaning of life? The world’s most commonly asked philosophical question came
Name: Kristy Seymour What do you do at Griffith? I’m currently undertaking my PHD in the humanities faculty and my topic is the history of contemporary circus in Australia. Wow that’s really cool, a little bit different from a normal PHD! It’s
