A successful geologist building a reputation around the world, Dorothy Hill put her career on hold to help her country in WW2. As a cipher officer, she worked around the clock to decipher sensitive messages.

The life of a donated book is a curious one. The annual UQ Alumni Book Fair is a community favourite for local book lovers, but what exactly is the process that books go through before they make it to the sales floor?

Chris Croker is working to secure reliable energy supplies for remote Aboriginal communities.

Effie Zahos discusses three things you need to think about before you take advantage of the government's home deposit schemes – plus how the Budget’s pre-election sweeteners affect you.

The Andrew N. Liveris Building has been unveiled as the new home of UQ chemical engineering, alongside the Andrew N. Liveris Academy for Leadership and Innovation.

This Easter there’s frisky business involved in restoring Australia’s endangered bilby population.

UQ authors and fans on why you should try new book genres – and where to start.

Commentary and analysis from Madonna King and UQ experts

Besides the many 'people' statues, UQ campuses host several other sculptural works of significance.