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Claire spent 36 years cut off from the outside world in two repressive religious sects, following a strict form of Tridentine Catholicism. It was only by interrogating the status quo that she was able forge a new life for herself and her eight children.

What can the water systems of ancient cities tell us about managing the impacts of climate change in the 21st century?

Indigenous people are the experts of their own lives, so we need to centre Indigenous voices and agency in educational research.

Congratulations to our HASS recipients of this year's UQ Alumni Awards.

An election can be fraught with emotions, where feelings of anticipation and anxiety during the political process can suddenly transform into joy or disappointment. But how much do we really know about the power of emotions in politics?

An expert panel of University of Queensland researchers is examining the issue of sexual consent and will make recommendations to governments and schools about how to better teach young Australians about sexual violence.

Deputy Head of UQ’s School of Communication and Arts Associate Professor Nicholas Carah said digital platforms are building neural networks and letting them loose on our culture.

COVID-19 has highlighted the challenge of health messaging, not only to convey health directives, but also to encourage vaccinations.

The high achievements of UQ’s Ramsay Undergraduate Scholars were recognised earlier this week with a celebratory dinner at Customs House, Brisbane.

UQ has been awarded $8.9 million for 21 Australian Research Council DECRAs (Discovery Early Career Researcher Awards).