While many of us may be familiar with triathlons, a number of enigmatic Bundaberg high school students are more at home with volumetric and conical flasks, burettes and pipettes, phenolphthalein indicator solution, rubber stoppers and unknown chemical samples - stuff used in titrations.

Titrations are all about absolute precision in measuring, separating and analysing constituent chemicals from sometimes unknown samples.

A team of students who undertook CQU's Collaborative Multimedia Project course have recently completed a new web site for Old Government House, NSW.

The 'Trust Us' team comprised 5 students, all studying by flex mode from various parts of Queensland: Amy Barrie (Cranbrook), Stacey Critchell (Carrara), Cassandra Kowaltzke (Brisbane), Daniel Porter (Yeppoon) and Judith Woodhouse (Rothwell).

Central Queensland University has embarked on a project that looks at embracing 3D technologies used in modern gaming and virtual experiences for use in state-of-the-art university teaching.

CQU, in collaboration with the University of Southern Queensland, has received a Carrick grant for the project titled: Seamless integration of Web3D technologies with university curricula to engage the changing student cohort.

Jacqui Rayment has been a busy final-year student of the Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music (CQCM) in Mackay.

Now that final exams are over, Jacqui's focused on the Choices program, bringing important and entertaining messages to current year 12 students about to embark on the infamous ‘schoolies' week.

Dr Beverley Moriarty is moving on after 16 years at Central Queensland University Gladstone campus.

The Senior Lecturer in Education will be relocating to Dubbo, New South Wales early next year to take up a position as Associate Head of School at Charles Sturt University.

Central Queensland University will host a physical activity, fitness and health presentation by 2 distinguished visitors on Thursday November 1 at the Rockhampton campus (building 33/G.22), from 1pm to 2.