Infantilised, Dismissed & Discounted
After years of continued, grassroots activism, the conversation around unpaid placements and the poverty elicited by them, is finally winning an audience with the federal government.
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Union: Nathalie Coronado Quispe
The violent bastardisation of marriage told through fabric and religion. Each silhouette represents a piece of chess, and how women are used as pieces in a gruesome game.
Pay for Placements: An Open Letter from Students Against Placement Poverty
We write this letter as students who are greatly alarmed by the immense burden the current placement model puts on students.
A Review of Alice Lang’s Flowah Powah
Explore Flowah Powah, QUT alum Alice Lang's latest exhibition at the QUT Art Museum, through the eyes of Glass contributor, Hannah Vesey.
Masters of Death: Paranormal fantasy with Neil Gaiman vibes
Review by Sia Hills
Small but mighty book reviews
"Hideout is a slow burn mystery thriller but soon enough, you’ll be turning through the pages quickly. This is Louisa Luna’s third novel featuring Alice Vega and Max Caplan, but it’s a great read as a standalone."
A Glassie’s Guide to Doing the Bookfest Like a Pro
For those of you who aren’t familiar with the bestest event in Brisbane, the Lifeline Bookfest is the largest second-hand book sale in the southern hemisphere.
When Dollars Diminish Dreams: The Undeniable Impact of Cost of Living on PhD Students
Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students have been immensely impacted by the cost-of-living crisis. As recipients of scholarships that continue to be below minimum wage while working full-time, how could they not be?
Bite-Sized Book Reviews to Munch On
At Glass, we love hearing your thoughts on the books, shows, new music, and all those other good things you’re enjoying (or passionately hating). This series delivers bite sized reviews, typically under 300 words, which means we can bring you more student opinions!
Our Whole Life Is Solving Puzzles by the QUT Qube Club
A classic Rubik’s Cube has six differently coloured faces, is made up of 27 pieces, and has over 43 quintillion possible combinations. In other words, if you twist the cube one turn per second without pausing, it will take you…
