The latest UniSC research on the impacts of screen time and social media on young people will be discussed at a Moreton Bay public panel event on Wednesday 28 October.
Once one of gaming's most celebrated studios, BioWare's closure reveals how years of missed opportunities, troubled development and eroding trust ultimately caught up with the creator of Mass Effect and Dragon Age.
After doubting whether university was for her, Samantha ‘Sami’ Robinson graduated with a Medal for Academic Excellence and built a thriving social media career, proving it's never too late to find your path.
New incentives from the University of the Sunshine Coast will give high-achieving students even more reason to pursue their ambitions close to home, while continuing to dream big.
Repurposed cane fields, a revered architectural mind, and an enduring vision will be celebrated on Friday 23 October when the University of the Sunshine Coast hosts a free guided tour and presentation.
Danielle always dreamed of becoming a teacher, but life initially took her in a different direction - she has now begun her teaching career at Sunbury State School in Maryborough on Queensland’s Fraser Coast.
More than $15 billion in investment capital converged on the Sunshine Coast as founders, researchers and investors mapped out Queensland's path to becoming a deep-tech powerhouse.
After returning to university in her 40s, Bec Brown discovered the biggest lessons had little to do with grades and everything to do with how she sees herself, others and the world around her.
A new pilot program is exploring how culture, community and connection to Country can help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people build lifelong heart health habits.
Supporting young people's mental health may require a broader focus than the traditional ‘big three’ healthy habits of sleep, nutrition and physical activity, according to new University of the Sunshine Coast research.
According to University of the Sunshine Coast research identifying the favourite snacks of one of Australia’s cutest animals no longer need rely on guesswork or picking apart their poop.
Drivers alerted to police presence by others using a popular global app appear to be learning how to avoid speeding penalties – but not how to stay safe on roads.
With the possibility of a supersized El Niño bringing hotter, drier conditions across Australia this summer, UniSC experts are available to discuss a wide range of potential impacts – here, in the Pacific, and around the world.
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