After back-to-back deficits, a regional Queensland university has started laying off workers. Dozens of support staff have already been let go, and academics and teachers could be next in the firing line.
Insiders at a meeting open to staff at a regional Queensland university have revealed the key federal government change that its executive claims has forced large cuts to spending.
UniSQ graduates have celebrated their academic achievements at ceremonies at The Empire. See the photos here.
After almost a decade in the top job, one of Queensland’s largest universities has had a major leadership change after facing scrutiny from the union.
While largely symbolic, staff of the University of Southern Queensland passed a motion of no confidence targeting the Vice Chancellor and her executive team in a 25 year first.
A major Queensland university said it is reviewing all areas of its operations and is taking immediate steps to ensure it operates efficiently in response to ongoing financial pressures facing the higher education sector.
A regional Queensland university is suspending enrolments for a drastically under-subscribed profession next year after getting just one new student in 2024, in a move that has alarm bells in the industry ringing.
Critically acclaimed author Trent Dalton first arrived at the University of Southern Queensland looking to escape his turbulent upbringing, but what he found were tools to understand the people around him and celebrate their stories.
When Katherine Bennell-Pegg applied to be an astronaut through the European Space Agency, she was one 23,000 aspiring space travellers. Here’s what it took for the mum of two to make it through the gruelling selection process.
A well-known identity with years of political service and a lifetime of dedication to agribusiness and sustainability has been named the University of Southern Queensland’s new Chancellor.
Families are invited to a free, space-theme science day at the University of Southern Queensland that will include water rockets, lightning talks, solar telescopes, virtual reality space tours, slime making and face painting.
Thousands of Queensland university students have been left angry after claiming they’ve been falsely accused of using AI in their assessments, as universities across the state scramble to maintain academic integrity and fairness with the growth of the technology.
One UniSQ graduate is on a mission to help farmers across the world with the help of Darling Downs agriculturists. See his story and all the photos taken at the event here.
As both Queensland and Australia finds itself in a debate over nuclear power, one leading expert has issued a dire warning for the nation to secure its energy future, which offers some hope to the Coalition’s plan.
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