Queensland’s rape and sexual assault sentencing practices do not align with community expectations nor address the needs of victim-survivors, according to a report informed by University of the Sunshine Coast research.

With eight very long legs, the ability to dart like lightning, and the name “hunts man”, it’s no wonder this iconic Australian arachnid is as feared as it is well-known.

Cockroaches are essential to the Australian outdoors, playing crucial roles as decomposers and being a key food source for other animals – but they can also be unwanted guests in our homes.

People in the Moreton Bay region aiming to improve their health or sports performance can gain individualised dietary advice based on latest evidence when a new clinic opens at UniSC Moreton Bay.

As insurance firms assess the impacts of the North Queensland floods, UniSC business experts warn of flow-on financial effects across the state - and explain how homeowners can mitigate the risks.

Brendon Munge has dedicated his life to outdoor environmental studies.

A new UniSC study has found small amounts of liquid ketamine administered in a clinical setting can significantly reduce symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, with fewer side effects.

The National Apology happened less than two decades ago but already the events surrounding this moment of modern history seem to be slipping from our collective memory.

If you’re like the 8 in 10 people who don’t achieve their New Year resolutions, don't worry – what if your motivation isn't the problem and with a little help from neuroscience you could achieve your goals?

Donald Trump’s first day in office should send alarm bells across the world, warns international relations expert Dr Shannon Brincat, while UniSC Associate Professor in Communications Gail Crimmins says President Trump’s assertion that there are only two genders is scientifically inaccurate.

Get ready for tense, unpredictable times across the globe as President-elect Donald Trump makes his triumphant return to the White House, says University of the Sunshine Coast international relations expert Dr Shannon Brincat.

With America’s TikTok ban coming into effect on January 19, UniSC social media expert Dr Karen Sutherland is available to discuss what this means for the social media landscape as a whole – and whether Australia could follow suit.

From studying surfing in Vanuatu to advanced engineering in Hong Kong, a group of University of the Sunshine Coast high achievers will add an immersive global dimension to their studies and future careers after being named New Colombo Plan Scholars.

After the Tokyo Paralympic Games, Emily Beecroft made a major life decision that would ultimately result in her kicking bigger goals in her sporting and academic life

UniSC has unveiled an ambitious future, focusing on a transformative student experience and enrolment growth.

When one career path led Rachel to a place she didn't want to be, she left to find another path that would leave her more fulfilled.

The UniSC’s Professor Mark Brown is leading the global development of the bioenergy industry as the newly appointed Chair of the International Energy Agency Bioenergy program.

UniSC researcher Dimitra Lattas has been awarded a prestigious US Fulbright Scholarship to research forensic social work education and training, including identifying factors that lead to young criminal behaviour, and interventions to reduce re-offending.

UniSC Arts graduate Lucy Laliberte has worked her way up in the Californian movie industry to her current role as feature film production manager at Pixar.

What does skin cancer look like and how can we all check for skin cancer this summer?

Everything you need to know about the Commonwealth Prac Payment for nursing, midwifery, social work and teaching degree students.

A large systematic review of studies has shown eating herbs and spices daily can lower blood pressure and reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases such as heart attack and stroke.

Here are six fascinating and surprising sports books by women.

Despite challenges and debates over heritage conservation, construction of giant landmarks across Australia has not slowed, writes Dr Amy Clarke for The Conversation.