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Behnaz Zarrabi never thought her interest in studying religious violence would result in a PhD about exorcism.

PhD student Daniella Teixeira rejoices in the cacophony of endangered cockatoos as she works to understand how their calls can be an indicator of breeding success.

Three UQ students extend themselves in the GROW Rural immersion experience program. GROW Rural is a one of a kind rural immersion experience aimed at attracting current health students to a rural career.

For all who know Brisbane, McWhirters, a once celebrated department store in Fortitude Valley, is an icon. For Melissa Fagan, it's also the starting point for her book exploring her mother and grandmother’s lives, and a reminder of the ways in which retail stores and fashion have connected women’s lives across decades.

UQ graduate Anna Ghioni writes on the importance of getting back to nature for good work-study balance.

Queensland Multicultural Awards finalist Madina Mohmood reflects on the people and circumstances that inspire her to make a positive change in her community.

As a new group of UQ medical students prepare to volunteer in Papua New Guinea, third-year medical student Rose Blackwood reflects on her experience as part of the project.

Identifying as transgender or gender-nonconforming can be a really tough gig. School of Psychology researchers Dr DC Crimston and Associate Professor Fiona Kate Barlow turn to research to share ways to be a good ally.

For UQ student and budding entrepreneur Matthew Diamond, Idea Hub's Tel Aviv Startup Adventure was a trip of a lifetime.

Being a researcher of sexual identity in contemporary Australia is a dangerous job of sorts. Dr Francisco (Paco) Perales reflects on his experience.