| 29 February | USC’s clinical training plan is looking healthy
A bid to provide greater access to clinical training for students in health-related degrees at the University of the Sunshine Coast is quickly gaining momentum following a $3.43 million grant to USC last year. |
| 28 February | USC organises travelling university showcase
Almost 3,500 Year 12 students will be able to access the latest information about tertiary education when the 2012 Sunshine Coast University Showcase tours the region. |
| 24 February | Fulbright senior specialist embarks on forestry tour
Plans by USC and the Cooperative Research Centre for Forestry to develop a university-level education program in forestry operations management has received a strong boost. |
| 23 February | U-Pass scheme proves popular with new students
Up to 2,000 first-year University of the Sunshine Coast students will get $65 worth of free bus travel this semester, thanks to the return of the U-Pass. |
| 22 February | USC academic leads global study into menopause
International research into the effect of menopause on women and their work is being undertaken at the University of the Sunshine Coast. |
| 20 February | Tenacious student gains $12,000 scholarship
A Shalom College graduate who overcame some personal hardships to complete high school has been awarded a $12,000 scholarship from USC. |
| 20 February | Medical research creates a buzz at USC
Research into the medicinal properties of a sticky substance made by native Australian stingless bees is being undertaken by a USC PhD student. |
| 20 February | Triple celebration for Bundaberg graduate
Life as a University of the Sunshine Coast student is off to a great start for North Bundaberg State High School graduate Kerry-Anne Turner. |
| 19 February | Geelong student gains $12,000 scholarship
High-achieving Sacred Heart College graduate Harriet Smith has earned a $12,000 Chancellor’s Scholarship from the University of the Sunshine Coast. |
| 19 February | Hervey Bay student gains USC scholarship
High-achieving Hervey Bay State High School graduate Amy Harm has been awarded a $3,500 scholarship from the University of the Sunshine Coast. |
| 19 February | Gayndah teen receives $6,000 scholarship
A Gayndah teenager with a passion for surf lifesaving has been awarded a $6,000 Vice-Chancellor’s Merit scholarship from the University of the Sunshine Coast. |
| 19 February | Traffic delays likely as Semester 1 begins
USC has advised its students and staff to expect traffic delays during the start of Semester 1 this week due to roadworks at the University’s main entrance. |
| 17 February | University to launch free shuttle bus services
Dozens of University of the Sunshine Coast students are set to start Semester 1 on Monday 20 February with fewer transport worries and more money in their wallets. |
| 17 February | Beerwah prefect receives USC scholarship
Former Beerwah State High School prefect Tyson Blair has received a $6,000 Vice-Chancellor’s Merit Scholarship from the University of the Sunshine Coast. |
| 17 February | Pittsworth student gains $12,000 scholarship
A Pittsworth State High School graduate, who is a self-confessed sports fanatic, has gained a $12,000 scholarship from the University of the Sunshine Coast. |
| 17 February | Bli Bli teen awarded USC scholarship
A high-achieving Suncoast Christian College graduate, who had a special experience of university life last year, has been awarded a Vice-Chancellor’s Merit scholarship. |
| 17 February | Golfing enthusiast awarded USC scholarship
A Sunshine Coast Grammar School graduate, awarded a $6,000 USC scholarship, is keen to use his studies to boost his chances of becoming a professional golfer. |
| 17 February | Bribie Island student receives USC scholarship
A Bribie Island State High School graduate has received a boost of confidence after gaining a $5,000 University of the Sunshine Coast scholarship. |
| 17 February | Forestry expert to address public seminar at USC
An American expert in forest engineering education will address a public seminar at USC on Wednesday 22 February. |
| 16 February | Public lecture on effects of climate change on national parks
A specialist in how climate change is affecting the national parks of the United States will present a public lecture at USC tomorrow (Friday 17 February) at 1pm. |
| 15 February | Health Promotion student wins Great Court Race
Master of Health Promotion student Adam Hulme of Caloundra was a clear winner in USC's 2012 Great Court Race. |
| 15 February | Students line up for USC’s Great Court Race
The University of the Sunshine Coast will hold its annual Great Court Race today (Wednesday 15 February) at 12.30pm, weather permitting. |
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| 14 February | High achievers gain $12,000 scholarships
Nine high-achieving students who are starting degrees at USC this semester have each received $12,000 Academic Excellence scholarships. |
| 14 February | Dramatic start for new group at Orientation
The stage is set for a memorable debut today for an exciting new performing arts group at the University of the Sunshine Coast. |
| 12 February | Sisters to share USC scholarships honour
Yandina sisters Vanessa and Delia Evans will each receive prestigious academic scholarships from the University of the Sunshine Coast tomorrow (13 February). |
| 12 February | USC to welcome 3,200 new students at Orientation
The University of the Sunshine Coast will welcome 3,200 new students to its Sippy Downs campus this week by providing a wide range of fun and formal activities. |
| 10 February | New students to gain $400,000 in scholarships
Almost $400,000 will be presented to 56 talented first-year students at USC's Undergraduate Scholarships Presentation Ceremony on Monday 13 February. |
| 9 February | Traffic delays likely as Orientation Week begins
USC has advised its students and staff to expect traffic delays during Orientation Week next week due to roadworks at the University’s main entrance. |
| 8 February | Students help others catch on to smart hook
The inventor of an environmentally-friendly fish hook has enlisted two University of the Sunshine Coast students to help cast his product world-wide. |
| 7 February | Communication is key to Lucy's future career
High-achieving Caloundra State High School student Lucy Petrou, 17, of Mooloolah has chosen to study a Bachelor of Communication at USC. |
| 6 February | USC technology enables innovative research
A visiting Japanese academic is using state-of-the art technology at the University of the Sunshine Coast to conduct new research into human movement under water. |
| 3 February | Paper art exhibition on display at USC Gallery
A stunning exhibition of paper art inspired by a visit to Bali will be on display at the University of the Sunshine Coast Gallery until Saturday 3 March. |
| 2 February | USC to provide free shuttle bus services
Students from North Lakes, Caboolture, Gympie and Cooroy will be able to travel free to the University of the Sunshine Coast this semester on express shuttle buses. |
| 2 February | University attracts two Fulbright Senior Specialists
USC has scored a major research coup in attracting two of the eight US academics who will visit Australia this year under the prestigious Australian-American Fulbright Commission. |
1 February | Student assignment on stage at Queensland Ballet
An assignment by a USC student is being used by one of Australia’s leading dance companies to help reduce the risk of injury for its dancers. |
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