Grace College, University of Queensland

The College operates under the auspices of the Uniting Church in Australia (Queensland Synod) and the Presbyterian Church of Queensland.

It is governed by the College Council whose membership is appointed as follows:

• 6 members appointed by The Uniting Church in Australia (Queensland Synod) through its Schools' and Residential Colleges' Commission;
• 3 members appointed by Assembly of The Presbyterian Church of Queensland;
• 1 member appointed by the Senate of The University of Queensland;
• 2 members who are current residents appointed by the Grace College Student Club;
• 3 members who are Alumnae and appointed by the Council; and
• the Principal of the College who is a non-voting member.

The key officers (Chairperson, Secretary and Treasurer) of the College Council are incorporated by Letters Patent under the Religious, Educational and Charitable Institutions Act (Qld) 1861-1977.

The College was opened in 1970 as a women's college. In 2022, it became gender inclusive.[1]

The motto of the College is "My grace is sufficient" (2 Corinthians 12:9).

The College coat of arms consists of a purple passion cross fleury (a cross with fleur-de-lis ends on its arms and a lengthened lower arm) on a silver lozenge (diamond-shape) on a red shield.

The mascot of the College is the mythological Phoenix.

Through the Grace College Student Club, the College participates in the Inter-College Council formed by the students of the 10 residential colleges on the St Lucia campus of The University of Queensland.