Welcome to WE ARE GRIFFITH
This is Griffith’s new community channel, reflecting the richness of your lives and bringing you the latest news on our essential research and change-making projects.
WE ARE GRIFFITH comes direct from the desks of the alumni team: Jo, Nicole, Josh, Laura, Kate, Kai and Roxie on the lands of the Yugarabul, Yuggera, Jagera, Turrbal, Yugambeh and Kombumerri peoples. We look forward to telling your stories and hearing what you think, so don’t hesitate to get in touch.
How to build a university
It’s 1970 and newspaper editor Theodor Bray is about to retire. Then Queensland’s minister of education gets in touch: Might Bray be interested in… creating a new university? From scratch?
Your nose cells could help people walk again
Professor James St John and his colleagues are giving new hope to people with life-changing spinal cord injuries. And their breakthrough is as plain as the nose on your face.
Mail boy beginnings
From mail boy to healthcare executive, his mission is to care for people at their most vulnerable moment.
Worldly adventures
From Griffith, to Kenya and now England, these two share a passion for health equity and community service.
A Better Man
One of the world’s biggest pop stars has just had a blockbuster biopic made about his life, and Griffith University Musical Theatre alumnus Liam Head was there for the ride.
Film to philanthropy
With credits that include The Dark Knight Rises, Wonder Woman 1984, Dunkirk and The Batman, read about Emmanuel's impressive odyssey in the film industry and his deep commitment to philanthropy through skateparks.
Love at first sight
When the sea of students in the science common room parted, their eyes met. What seems like a fairytale ensued. Did this young teenage love turn into happily ever after?
Read more news and celebrate alumni achievements in the Beacon Bulletin
Events and webinars
Social and professional events are regularly held worldwide, in addition to flagship events such as networking and development sessions, reunions and prestigious award ceremonies.
Mentoring
An online platform exclusively for Griffith University alumni to connect, share and learn from each other about career advancement, changes and trends.
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