Welcome to Small Change

Chloe Widmaier is in her first week at law firm Ashurst, and studying at night to finish this semester’s work.

She’ll soon graduate with a Bachelor of Laws with a Diploma of Languages in Chinese.

UQ staff member Susan Reilly is living proof of the power of caring and sharing and is an inspiring role-model for enjoying a balanced life.

Some of the world’s ancient cultures - Chinese and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples - have joined hands in friendship to promote opportunities for students at The University of Queensland.

Domestic and family violence is a society-wide issue, but there are some aspects unique to LGBTIQ relationships. School of Psychology PhD candidate Shannon Stuart explains.

Do LGBT families have the same experiences using health services as heterosexual families? What impact does this have on their children? UQ Honorary Professor of Medicine Linda Shields is working to find the answer.

UQ School of Languages and Cultures PhD student Michael Mersiades’ startup company ‘Chatloop’ recently won the inaugural Shane Chidgzey Young Entrepreneurs Award.

Each October, the residents of King’s College lace up their running shoes and take to the riverside for an event which raises thousands of dollars for breast cancer research. This year’s organising committee shares the history of the event and the reason why they run.

Craig Reucassel is best known for his cheeky antics on The Chaser and declaring War on Waste, and now for captivating a crowd at The University of Queensland.

It was facing death that prompted then budding psychologist Josie Dietrich to turn to the career she’d always wanted – writing. Now a UQP author and UQ student, Josie shared her experience after the publication of her memoir, In Danger.

UQ graduate and former Duchesne College leader Grace Shuttleworth returned to campus recently to share some words of wisdom with current students.