GlassMagazine · Uni Writers’ Festival: Writing and Creative Practice Panel Glass Magazine editor Ashleigh North sits down with industry pros writers Dr Rohan Wilson, Dr Ella Jeffery and Melanie Saward and publisher Rowena Beresford (Yellow Brick Books). About the panelists…
The Letter Elle · Faithful ‘The Letter Elle‘ is the project of Brisbane-based musician and producer, Elle Emery. Originally from the Sunshine Coast, Elle began playing around South-East Queensland in 2016. The Letter Elle takes influence from a myriad of styles. Her powerful vocals depict…
GlassMagazine · Amy Sargeant – Trace I (2020) Trace I is a sound artwork which layers field recordings, speech and live musical improvisation in response to GLASS Magazine’s Whispers project. Amy Sargeant is a Meanjin (Brisbane) based visual artist,…
Binary by The Gregorio The Gregorio is a Hungarian alternative / electronic artist based in Brisbane and working with Vermilion Records (QUT). In 2019 he graduated QUT’s Bachelor of Music, minoring in creative performance and music/sound production. Inspired by various…
GlassMagazine · In My Voice Day One of the Glass Magazine x UQ PubSoc Uni Writers’ Fest is upon us! After months of planning, chasing down unsuspecting uni creatives and collaborating on some fantastic projects, Glass is happy to finally…
GlassMagazine · Our Best, GlassxScratchThat Glass Magazine and Scratch That have teamed up to bring you this homage to the writing community of QUT. Featuring some of our very best, this collection of musings, poetry and creative fiction showcases the…
Amy Kate is a psychologist and founder of the Mindful Collective in Paddington. We asked her what advice she would give to students struggling with the lockdown. Instagram | Facebook View this post on Instagram A post shared…
From Monday 17th of Feb, QUT campuses are coming alive with two weeks of back-to-back events. Alongside official uni orientations, QUT Guild has something going on every day until Friday 28th of Feb, and various affiliated clubs are hosting socials…
On Saturday 1st Feb, Brisbanites gathered at King George Square to protest the Religious Discrimination Bill. The #KilltheBill protest drew members of the LGBTIQA+, women’s and abilities communities alongside people of faith to spread awareness of their experiences and concerns…
