Campion College formally welcomed its newest students on Monday 23 February, marking the official beginning of the 2026 academic year. Students gathered with their families and friends for Holy Mass and the traditional matriculation proceedings,  signalling their entry into the academic and communal life of the College. In his address, President Dr Paul Morrissey reflected […]

The summer 2026 edition of Campion’s quarterly newsletter, Campion’s Brag, is now available to read online. In this edition, we recap highlights from the 2025 Graduation Ceremony and the 2026 Summer Program. We also provide a detailed overview of the 2025 Awards and Prizes Program, celebrating the academic achievements of students recognised for their excellence. […]

Campion College’s 2026 Orientation Week has come to a close, marking the beginning of a new chapter for our incoming students. The week began with a relaxed welcome BBQ, giving students the chance to meet one another, along with faculty, staff and residential leaders, in an informal setting. From there, a series of orientation sessions […]

From 13-16 January, Campion College welcomed more than 60 teenagers to campus for its annual Summer Program, offering participants an immersive introduction to college life as they discern enrolment in the coming years. Across four days, students experienced a snapshot of academic and community life at Campion College, attending sample lectures, engaging in thoughtful discussion, […]

“The world really needs saints right now.” That was the challenge put to graduates at Campion College Australia’s 18th Graduation Ceremony, held on Tuesday 16 December in the George Cardinal Pell Grand Hall on the College’s Toongabbie campus. Occasional Address speaker Dr Joanna Howe, Professor of Law at the University of Adelaide, told graduates that […]

Campion College marked the close of the academic year with its annual Réveillon Dinner on Thursday 20 November, gathering students, staff, and guests for an evening celebrating community, leadership, and the achievements of 2025. The night included the presentation of several awards, with Paul Kennedy announcing the Frank Sheed Prizes and Bernard Kirkpatrick presenting the […]

This week we were pleased to welcome The Hon. Don Farrell, Minister for Trade and Tourism, Special Minister for State, and Deputy Leader of the Government in the Senate to Campion College. During his visit, he toured our new Academic Centre, met with the College President Dr Paul Morrissey and College Trustees, Mr Joe de […]

The spring 2025 edition of Campion’s quarterly newsletter, Campion’s Brag, is now available to read online. In this edition, we recap highlights from across the semester, including the 2025 Campion Women’s Lunch with guest speaker the Hon. Susan Carter MLC, the “Night at the Gallery” CCSA Ball, and the college’s Eucharistic Procession marking the start […]

Campion College welcomed Lord Michael Hintze AM, Kt., GCSG as guest speaker for the final Formal Hall of the Michaelmas Term on Thursday evening, where he delivered a powerful address on the enduring importance of faith, formation and moral courage in the modern world. The evening also marked a special occasion for the College community […]

The Campion Theatre Society delighted audiences with its recent production of You Never Can Tell by George Bernard Shaw, performed on 18–19 October 2025. Directed by second-year Caleb Smith, the witty and fast-paced play transported viewers to an English seaside town at the turn of the twentieth century, where the eccentric Clandon family’s tangled past […]