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From alumni starting game-changing businesses, to students (literally) kicking goals in sport, to research breakthroughs, there’s always something happening at Bond. See what Bondies have been up to and explore latest news from campus, the community and beyond.
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Bond rugby pathway program achieving premier results
A Pathway program created three years ago is paying dividends for Bond University Rugby, with the Colts 2 team set to play a Grand Final at Ballymore on Saturday.
Read more about Bond rugby pathway program achieving premier resultsBondy in the spotlight: Maya Johnson
Bond University’s award-winning Yarning Up program is an invaluable initiative that allows our partners and potential partners to experience first-hand the impact that their support can have on Indigenous communities and most importantly individuals like Maya Johnson.
Read more about Bondy in the spotlight: Maya JohnsonBond launches revolutionary degrees for jobs of tomorrow
While everyone talks about jobs of the future, Bond University is preparing students for them, launching four revolutionary degrees for careers including zero impact analyst, crowd-funding specialist and chief trust officer.
Read more about Bond launches revolutionary degrees for jobs of tomorrowMooting champion: Bond University student victorious at ATSIS Moot competition
Chantelle Martin is already receiving job offers after winning the 2019 Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students’ Moot Competition last week.
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Commonwealth Games schedule: Bondies in Birmingham
Eight athletes linked to Bond University are competing across rugby 7s, swimming and athletics
Read more about Commonwealth Games schedule: Bondies in BirminghamDark days are over for Bull Sharks speedster
Elijah Winnington returned from the Tokyo Olympics a shattered swimmer questioning his future in the sport, but 12 months on, things are looking very different.
Read more about Dark days are over for Bull Sharks speedsterNew student sports reporter: Grace Hamilton
I’m excited to be writing about the Bull Sharks triumphs on and off the field.
Read more about New student sports reporter: Grace HamiltonNew student sports reporter: Grace Knight
From dusty farm roads to the big smoke.
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