CQUniversity Australia and Anglo Coal Australia met this week (Nov 10) to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), which continues their collaboration on the innovative Mining Associate Program..

Congratulations to CQUniversity academic and author Dr Ann-Marie Priest whose latest literary work is part of Best Australian Essays, alongside Noel Pearson, Tim Flannery, Gideon Haigh, David Marr, Robert Manne, JM Coetzee and others.

Ann-Marie's contribution is entitled Virginia Woolf's brain.

Nursing and midwifery students visiting Nepal's Pokhara city in late November and December will have little time to admire the natural beauty, the scenic lakes and the Himalayan mountain views..

Students from the Bachelor of Learning Management degree at CQUniversity Gladstone recently got together to celebrate the success of the final-year cohort.

The traditional day of celebration enables the students to formally thank their lecturers, mentor teachers and lead learning managers, and this year it was celebrated as a Masquerade Ball (Oct 23).

Three Nulloo Yumbah* students travelled long distances to receive their Tertiary Entry Program completion certificates, during a ceremony held as part of a recent residential school.

Melinda Mann travelled from Brisbane, Ivy Minniecon travelled from Mossman and Nicole Wone travelled from Bundaberg for the ceremony.

CQUniversity's newly-renovated Student Contact Centre was officially opened earlier this month, providing students with a one-stop full-service location for all of their admission and enquiries.

The suite, located on the ground floor of Rockhampton's Arthur Appleton Building (Building 5), accommodates more than a dozen staff who respond to over 500 inquiries daily from phone, email, web and walk-in customers, including community members considering enrolling at CQUniversity.

Melbourne's inner west came to life recently as celebrations for the Indian festival ‘Diwali' filled Footscray and the Whitten Oval, home of the AFL's Western Bulldogs.

The event ‘Diwali in the West' was organised by Marsha Thompson, Victoria's Minister for Information and Communications Technology, in an effort to strengthen solidarity in the community.