The largest and longest-ever survey of wild koalas has confirmed a chlamydia vaccine, developed by the University of the Sunshine Coast, can protect the animals from developing and dying from the disease.

Seven UniSC Spartans have boarded the plane to Paris, determined to impress in the 2024 Paralympics.

We've done a disservice to the white ibis by labelling it a "Bin Chicken".

Physiotherapy is coming to UniSC as a new degree option, so we asked Associate Professor Cherie Wells to tell us about the new program and why physiotherapy is such an in-demand career right now.

An innovative tube feeding initiative led by UniSC is helping to protect hospital patients in the South Pacific nation from malnutrition and give them the best chance of recovery from illness or surgery.

A new treatment that aims to help people with coeliac disease will soon be trialled at University of the Sunshine Coast Clinical Trials clinic in Moreton Bay.

A University of the Sunshine Coast student team has won the hardest programming challenge at an international robotics event with their autonomous mouse robot that solved a maze to take the cheese.

With this year’s focus on Species Survival, the University of the Sunshine Coast has three academics speaking at Moreton Minds at Redcliffe Library on Thursday 15 August.

University of the Sunshine Coast researchers are back on the water this whale migration season to answer the question: how do people feel when they hear humpback whales vocalise?

The first thoughts that probably comes to mind when you read the words “white ant” is images of house destruction, wood damage, pest control, and spending money! While white ants are in fact a major structural and agricultural pest, they are among the most important organisms to maintain ecosystem health.

Is crowdshipping the the answer to reducing the environmental impact of millions of online shopping deliveries?

Three times a charm for Hayley Mailman, who is finally achieving her lifelong dream of becoming a paramedic despite several tragic setbacks, including the sudden death of her children’s father; she’s now halfway through her degree, driven by a determination to help others.

Deaths from non-melanoma skin cancers have almost doubled in Australia this millennium – and the culprit is hiding in plain sight, according to new medical research led by the University of the Sunshine Coast.

Satellites, submarine cables, ground-penetrating radar and artificial intelligence are among the high-tech tools for a new UniSC-led project that could establish the Sunshine Coast as a leader in geo-intelligence.

The naming of school sports houses can have a long-lasting impact on people's sense of self and connection to community, write Kate Kirby and Dr Amy Clarke for The Conversation.

Banning Social media until 16 is a good idea, writes Dr Rachael Sharman for The Conversation.

Accelerating the pace of digital innovation will be critical to improving outcomes for ageing Australians, according to a leading researcher from the University of the Sunshine Coast.

Devices that make glucose readings available 24 hours a day provide little benefit for healthy athletes without diabetes - Amy-Lee Bowler co-writes for The Conversation.

Rosanna had always been interested in building and design but never considered a career taking it on at a bigger level.

It was a signature moment in Olympics history – American swimmer Michael Phelps struck gold in the 100m butterfly at the Beijing Olympics in 2008, beating Serbian, Milorad Cavic by just 0.01 of a second.

A robot mimicking a climbing and walking lizard has given new insights into the most effective way to move, in a new international study co-authored by UniSC researchers.

Securing the future of sustainable water supply of Pacific coastal communities relocating due to rising sea levels is the focus of new ACIAR-funded research.

When Australians tune into the 24/7 television coverage of the Paris Olympics from 26 July to 11 August, they’ll also be watching a University of the Sunshine Coast graduate at the top of her own game.

UniSC invites the Fraser Coast community to show support for endangered sea turtles and visiting humpback whales at ‘Creating Waves.’

White-tail spiders have re-entered the news time and time again, accompanied with gory photos of open wounds, necrosis (death of tissues of the body), and heavily ulcerated skin.

From tyre fitting at the family business to studying mechatronics at UniSC to building lunar simulation robots at CSIRO, Michael Tedge’s new career is taking him to the moon and back.

Critics are calling MONA ‘childish’ for its Picasso prank, but history shows how much the public loves an art fake.