Fulfilling her teaching destiny

Mirryndah Nixon is an Aboriginal teacher focused on nurturing, guiding and educating the next generation.

Breaking the stigma of mental illness

How a university program for people impacted by complex social issues gave 74-year old former nurse Suzanna Free her voice back.

Caring with canines

Teacher Sarah has combined her love of animals and education to bring therapy dogs to schools to interact with children.

A call to action on child maltreatment

Exploring the impact of the groundbreaking Australian Child Maltreatment Study, with ACU's Professor Daryl Higgins.

Singing the praises of a uni choir

Research shows that singing in a choir promotes wellness. For two ACU students with disabilities, choir provides so much more.

Helping to transform lives

Youssef Taouk is a true believer in Clemente, a unique humanities course for marginalised Australians.

Are smartphones schoolyard heroes or villains?

Amid fears over mobile phone addiction, legislators have moved to ban the devices in schools. But will the bans work?

Helping students through the year that changed us all

Psychologist Samantha Whitehead on how ACU’s Counselling and Disability Service has assisted students through the pandemic.