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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.
The Japanese architect who designed the original buildings at Bond University, including the landmark Arch, has received the highest honour in world architecture - Arata Isozaki has been named the winner of the Pritzker Prize.
Read more about Designer of Bond University and the iconic Arch receives world's highest architecture honourTwo new surveys show older people want a straight answer to one of life’s weightiest questions but clinicians are often reluctant to give one. The research, led by Associate Professor Magnolia Cardona of Bond University and Gold Coast University Hospital, reveals older Australians want the truth about their prognosis, even if it is bad news.
Read more about Research reveals older Australians want the truth about their medical prognosisTimakoi Bowie hears the words echoing all the way down from the Torres Strait. They drive him forward, even as the goalposts he worked tirelessly towards for almost five years have moved. Timakoi, 19, is studying towards a Bachelor of Business at Bond University on a Blue Sky Alternative Investments Indigenous Scholarship.
Read more about Bondy in the spotlight: Timakoi BowieBond University has taken out two of only 13 national honours at the 2018 Australian Awards for University Teaching.
Read more about Bond’s innovative educators recognised at Australia’s top University Teaching AwardsWhen Boston Jackson arrived at the Bull Sharks football club she was a shy young teenager reluctant to push herself, now she's leading the charge for everyone to feel welcome.
Read more about Diversity celebrated on and off the fieldAlex Beck is a veteran of the track in Australia, but he has never raced in an individual event at the World Athletics Championships - until now.
Read more about Running in his own laneFlynn Southam was on a plane to France for the Dolphins’ Commonwealth Games staging camp when he was named as the Gold Coast Bulletin Junior Sports Star of the year.
Read more about Flying schoolboy already a starNot only did the Bull Sharks fall to cross-city rivals the Titans 47-37 in their last game of the season, but they also lost two key players to serious injuries during the intense battle.
Read more about Disheartening end to Ruby SeriesFor further information or to speak to our media team, please contact the Bond University Newsroom.
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