Vice Chancellor Philip Lader with Emeritus Professor Peter Karmel and Chancellor Harry Messel at graduation ceremonies in September 1992

Chancellor Harry Messel, on the left, with David Hoare and Acting Vice Chancellor John Farrar in February 1996. Professor Farrar, long associated with the Faculty of Law at Bond University, also served as the Acting Vice Chancellor from 1995 to 1996.

The first expanded Bond University Council following their meeting in March 1996. The expanded Bond University Council are, from the left, Deputy Chancellor Neville Wran, Chancellor Harry Messel, Shauna Tompkins, Professor David Penington, Imelda Roche, Malcolm Turnbull, Professor Jeff Carmichael, Acting Vice Chancellor John Farrar, John LeLievre and Brian Ray.

Matthew Wiseman and Vice Chancellor Don Watts of Bond University. Matthew Wiseman holds the distinction of being the first undergraduate student to be officially offered a place at Bond University in 1988.

The beautiful stairs at Bond University on Graduation day 1992.

John Bond on the left listens while architect Daryl Jackson explains the development of Bond University in September 1988

Graduation day ceremonies at Bond University 1993

Graduation ceremony at Bond University held in the Sports Hall 1993.

Bond University Chancellor Elizabeth Nosworthy and Vice Chancellor Philip Lader lead the graduation processional 1992.

Acclaimed film director Peter Weir visits Bond University Film and Literature course students July 1991.

Tree planting ceremony at Bond University with Oscar Kwong and Dr. John Day. This tree planting ceremony on 24 September 1989 honoured early pioneer Kwong Sue Duk and his descendants.

Students and staff at Bond University gather in the Quadrangle area in February 1991.

During the Open Weekend at Bond University many students were encouraged to share their cultural heritage with local community.

Executive Chancellor Harry Messel and several students celebrate Bond University's fifth anniversary, 1993.

Bond University students with Vice Chancellor Philip Lader, in the middle, celebrate the university's 1,000th day, 1992.

Graduation day at Bond University 1993. graduands are filing under the Arch building.

Graduation day at Bond University 1993

Graduation day at Bond University 1992.

Open Day Weekend at Bond University promoted the school to the local community. Activities and events were scheduled to highlight services and programs offered by the university. Bond's foreign students were encouraged to wear traditional clothing and cook foods from their homeland.

The Bond University graduation class of May 1991. This graduation class was unique in that they were the first group of graduating students who had commenced their studies at Bond University May 1989.

The first scholarship donation for Bond University. The first scholarship donation for Bond University came from Neumann Industries in August 1988. From the left Brian Orr, John Neuman and Don Watts 1988.

A media conference in Hong Kong announcing the development of Bond University. Pictured, from left to right are, Dr. Bungo Ishizaki of EIE Development Company, Bond University Chancellor Sir Sydney Schubert, Vice Chancellor Don Watts, Alan Bond and Joe Dyll.

Golden Flippers swimming competition at Bond University, 1990.

An exercise class in the Bond University swimming pool. The group in the pool are from the Mature and Motivated Club, a fitness group based at Bond University since 1991.

The Brian Orr Mooting Competition for High Schools at Bond University. The Brian Orr Mooting Competition for High Schools was named to honour and recognise the important contribution Brian Orr made to the development of Bond University. The aim of the mooting competition is to encourage public speaking skills in high school students.