Veteran teachers know there is much more to teaching than just the curriculum.

A first-world country with a disgraceful domestic and family violence problem.

A Para Sports Hub has been announced at the University of the Sunshine Coast – and the potential for athletes ahead of the 2032 Games is enormous.

One only has to scan the headlines or talk to friends to realise many small business leaders are doing it tough.

As Moreton Bay faces a 20-year economic and population boom, the University of the Sunshine Coast is addressing skills shortages to ensure everyone can access the region’s growth opportunities.

Peter Hogg awarded Chancellor's medal for academic excellence and incredible community contribution

Young aspiring athletes are invited to discover their potential at the University of the Sunshine Coast, as Queensland looks ahead to hosting the 2032 Olympic Games.

The University of the Sunshine Coast has ranked third nationally in the quality category of the inaugural AFR BOSS Best Business Schools list.

To understand the risks, we need to understand babies’ bodies and how they usually develop.

UniSC academics join innovators, business leaders and even a mixed martial arts world champion at ‘Forward Fest’.

UniSC Associate Professor Kathy Townsend tells the The Conversation sediment from huge rains and floods is smothering the seagrass turtles and dugongs rely on.

A virtual reality studio is putting down roots at UniSC in a pioneering industry partnership.

UniSC Clinical Trials will soon start a phase two trial of a potential new vaccine for dengue fever.

One of the most well-loved names in para sports will today announce his retirement at UniSC, while launching a sporting legacy for athletes to come.

Climate change is upon us, and scepticism is rapidly becoming a topic for historians, not futurists.

After emerging as Queensland’s top public university for student experience, the University of the Sunshine Coast continues to glow in the latest Good Universities Guide.

A UniSC-led proposal to establish a turtle rescue, rehabilitation and research centre in the Wide Bay region is gaining momentum, as fears grow that hundreds of turtles are in danger of starving to death in coming months.

In a year where Queenslanders have faced flood, pandemic and cost-of-living pressures, this year’s University of the Sunshine Coast Giving Day (September 7) has a simple theme – ‘Make life better’.

With regions such as the Fraser Coast and Gympie on alert for a rare third consecutive La Niña, University of the Sunshine Coast flood historian Dr Margaret Cook says there is much we can learn from previous events.

A battle is brewing in South-East Queensland over water, UniSC's Dr Margaret Cook co-writes for The Conversation.