The Sydney International Campus recently hosted a morning tea for the recipients of the Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship Award.

This was the first time the award had been offered to Sydney International Campus students.

A team of 30 students and staff from a variety of departments at the Melbourne International Campus courageously ventured into the field of art in an initiative to create a mural for the newly renovated library as well as to express their goodwill, unity and bonding. The theme ‘Coffee Cups and Books' denotes a simple message of reading in a relaxed manner.

A researcher of popular culture at Central Queensland University has been digging up the dirt on 2 cultish soap opera hits of the 1970s.

In a project she's titled Sin, Sex and Stereotypes: Number 96 and The Box on the big screen, Dr Margaret Rogers has thoroughly enjoyed her job of delving through old footage, newly-released commemorative DVDs and cultish websites that glorify these 2 iconic television success stories that eventually made it to the big screen.

Lovers of all things historical will find an upcoming bus tour around the city's archival hotspots an event not to be missed.

A series of exciting exhibitions has been planned by local libraries, and a historical society, to mark Queensland Heritage Week, which runs this week from May 13 to May 20.

Students are being encouraged to take part in a Stress Less Week during their final weeks of term at CQU.

CQU will reinforce the Stress Less Week message with free campus activities in Bundaberg (Monday, May 21), Rockhampton (Wednesday, May 23), Mackay (Thursday, May 24) and Gladstone (Monday, May 28).

CQU is helping with a survey of Fitzroy and Mount Morgan shire residents, which seeks to examine community views on local government amalgamations and boundary changes.

Residents of Mount Morgan and Fitzroy Shire are invited to share their views on proposed changes stemming from the Size, Shape and Sustainability review of Queensland Local Government.