Nursing students and academics at CQUniversity can enjoy walking past a beautiful stained glass window depicting Florence Nightingale, thanks to a donation by a prominent obstetrician and gynaecologist who created the artwork in his retirement.

Dr Tom Dewar said the location would be fitting, since Florence Nightingale was a practical nurse and nurse educator as well as an academic who excelled at languages, history, philosophy, theology and statistics.

A group of Sunshine Coast youngsters were moving, shaking and mask-making today during an event organised by CQUniversity's final-year Early Childhood Education students, to celebrate Early Childhood Australia's Under 8s Week. 

Held in the picturesque Noosa Library, ‘Language and Activity: Connecting Children to the World' celebrated the value of play-based learning by encouraging the three to seven year-olds to connect with all forms of language through story telling, dance and arts and crafts.

Reverend Bill Crews AM is a Minister of the Exodus Foundation, an organisation that exists to meet the immediate material, emotional and spiritual needs of disadvantaged and marginalised people.

Our staff and students have a regular, ongoing engagement with their community through the Exodus programs, including feeding homeless people and boosting schoolkids' literacy.

More than 100 participants took part in the 8^th annual Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum 2012, hosted by the Queensland Centre for Domestic and Family Violence Research (CDFVR) at the Mackay Entertainment and Convention Centre (MECC) recently.  

Guest speaker Venessa Curnow said a stronger connection to past generations and embracing culture will help reduce violence in Indigenous families.

The scenario might be hypothetical but the events described are all too real, as Heather Nancarrow, Director of the Queensland Centre for Domestic and Family Violence Research (CDFVR) can attest.

On May 15, Heather will take part in Law Week Hypothetical 2012 as part of an invited panel of experts discussing domestic violence.

CQUniversity Gladstone Library invites all interested people to attend a morning tea event to meet local authors, share favourite stories and investigate the Port Curtis collection.

This FREE event to mark the National Year of Reading will be held from 10.

Sari Fulton graduated from CQUniversity with a Bachelor of Arts (Sociology) last year, and she's back in the limelight again.

Returning to Indonesia after graduation, Sari has established her own business as a freelance holiday rental agent.

The Streamlined Student Visa Processing (SVP) system applies to applicants for bachelor degrees, masters degrees, PhDs and student exchange programs.

ABC TV 7.30 Qld host and political reporter Jessica van Vonderen delivered a guest address during the graduation ceremony for CQUniversity's Brisbane and Gold Coast campuses.