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Take a walk down the Thinking Steps for inspirational stories and original thinking from Bond’s best and brightest.
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When Duane and Jennie arrived at Bond University on separate scholarships, neither could have...Alumni -
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Harry Gibson is a Doctor of Medicine student who hopes to work in retrieval medicine or Intensive...Student life -
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Stephanie Smith was a student at Bond University when she first imagined a career in international...International relations -
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James Johnson's passion for sport has taken him from the Australia to Canada.Alumni -
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Samantha is a multi-award-winning writer and creator of upcoming Netflix series Apple Cider Vinegar...Alumni -
Read more about One of Bond's first students is still part of campus life 37 years onOne of Bond's first students is still part of campus life 37 years on
From Bond’s first intake to today: Mark Kassab reflects on the university that shaped his working...Profile
Spotlight on Homecoming
Homecoming is a special time to celebrate Bond University’s spirit and traditions, bringing alumni, students, faculty, and staff together. Ahead of Homecoming 2026, from 21-23 May, we’re throwing the spotlight on our global network of Bond University alumni.
Turning the tide
Bonnie paddled around Australia. Sharing her adventure inspired her to tell more stories.
For 254 gruelling days, Bonnie Hancock endured sharks, crocodiles, howling headwinds, hypothermia, excruciating pain, seasickness, and severe fatigue to become the fastest paddler ever to circumnavigate Australia, the first Australian woman to do so, and the youngest person to ever complete the feat.
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Rising above
A serious paragliding accident drives Maverick to new heights
For Maverick Robbins, a crash at Rainbow Beach midway through his degree was almost a life-ending moment. Instead, it’s inspired a bold move.
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