Creative Arts and Media students are busy preparing for their graduate exhibition, Blueprint, on at Pinnacles Arts Gallery October 7 to 29.

The earliest Australians were seafarers but until now we've known little about them. Research by JCU Professor Sean Ulm and collaborators begins to fill in some of these gaps. See more on The Conversation.

Multimedia Journalism student Chloe Chomicki, Media and Writing student Taileah Watson and Political Science student Derek Davies have just returned from a semester at the National University of Samoa.

AProf Abraham Francis and Dr Mark Chong have launched a collaborative work, ‘Demystifying Criminal Justice Social Work in India’, that will be a valuable resource for Social Work students.

A joint project made possible by JCU's Max Lenoy and CSIRO's Mhairi and Jesse King, ‘Inquiry for Indigenous Science Students’ (I2S2), is a hit with Thuringowa SHS students who visited campus recently.

The Anthropological Laboratory for Tropical Audiovisual Research (ALTAR) uses film to bring stories to life. PhD student Melusine Martin is working with the group as she explores how technology is affecting our relationship with nature.

In recent years, social entrepreneurship has emerged as a promising approach that uses business techniques to address socioeconomic inequalities. Dr Narayan Gopalkrishnan and collaborators have formed the Social Entrepreneurship in Southeast Asia (SESA) Network to further the cause.

In an important move for preserving languages, Professor Sasha Aikhenvald recently lead the offical opening of The Tropical Languages and Cultures Documentation Laboratory alongside the launch of new book publications at The Cairns Institute.

Creative Arts and Media students are busy preparing for their graduate exhibition, Blueprint, on at Pinnacles Arts Gallery October 7 to 29.

The Inaugural Australasian Mental Health in Higher Education Conference brought academics and the community together to discuss how student wellbeing is everybody's business.