Glass invited all candidates to submit a statement about why they’re running in the Guild elections and why you should vote for them. Have a read below! Voting opens MONDAY 23rd OCTOBER 2023. The following candidates did not submit statements to Glass:
Glass invited all candidates to submit a statement about why they’re running in the Guild elections and why you should vote for them. This statement is being published as received from the candidate. Voting opens MONDAY 23rd OCTOBER 2023. You can read…
Glass understands that Aaron Bui has been provisionally elected as the Guild’s next President after the only other candidate, Phearun Kuch, withdrew his nomination this afternoon. Bui is the current Postgraduate Officer at the Guild, having filled a casual vacancy…
Candidate Statements These will be published online and in print. Candidate submissions must be 600 words or fewer. Each candidate will have one online article for their candidate statement and one page in the Glass Election Edition in print. Candidate…
Nominations for QUT Student Guild 2023 elections have been announced this evening, with 17 positions out of a possible 25 SRC spots being contested, along with 7 NUS Delegate positions. The QUT Student Guild is the union representing all students…
It’s lonelier than you realise The thing about being Editor-in-Chief is that you don’t really have a boss. It’s lovely and scary, but mostly it can be a bit lonely. You walk a difficult line between treating your Editors as…
QUT Council elections are here, and there are four students vying for the undergraduate representative position this year. What is the QUT Council and why should I care? QUT Council is the University’s governing body, responsible for its effective governance…
Welcome back to the Guild Catch-Up series! As your Guild Executives are elected by students into a paid role, we find it important to provide as much clarity as possible to students and created this series to show you what…
If a picture is worth a thousand words, what does a QUT parchment tell us about our tertiary education? This is what a picture worth almost $50,000 looks like at QUT, compared to an undergrad parchment from UQ: A discussion…
Student unions play a pivotal role in representing the interests and needs of students within tertiary educational institutions. This advocacy is particularly important in Australia, where the power imbalance between universities and students has reached increasingly dizzying heights. Student union…
