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The Institute of Modern Languages (IML) celebrated their 90th Anniversary last month, reflecting on how much its grown - today offering courses across more than 30 languages to its 2637 enrolled students.

AustLit has launched a new project that uses data to explore representations of AI in Australian literature.

Researchers from The University of Queensland conducted research for the Diversity in STEM Review about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ views on STEM, including increasing the use of Indigenous STEM knowledge and growing the number of Indigenous peoples in STEM.

New research released from the Australian Government’s Women in STEM Ambassador will help accelerate Australia’s progress towards a more equitable science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) workforce.

Translations of the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders into 3 Pacific languages – Bislama, iTaukei, and Tok Pisin – were launched in Port Vila, Vanuatu on 21 February, following a partnership between the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Pacific Regional office (OHCHR) and The University of Queensland’s Asia Pacific Centre for the Responsibility to Protect (APR2P).

The strengths and contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in STEM fields is being celebrated in a new podcast from The University of Queensland.

University of Queensland research has found a direct link between levels of government income support and people’s need for charitable assistance.

The great Australian Outback sounded a little different this week thanks to the return of Opera Queensland’s Festival of Outback Opera.

Well-deserving students who wish to study literature at The University of Queensland now have the chance to follow their dream, thanks to one generous centenarian.

The University of Queensland’s AustLit project, to catalogue and celebrate Australia’s literary history, this week officially marks one million records.