Voting in the QUT Guild Elections concluded on the 23rd of October 2020 and the results have been announced. The positions available in this election spanned three categories, Guild Executives, Councillors and NUS Delegates. This post details all of the…
We are thrilled to announce that our 9th issue, Grit and Glitter, is here online! After a smashing launch at the Grove Bar last Friday, the digital version is now live and ready to read. By the numbers: 70 pages…
Glass’ fourth and final submission round for the year is here! Current students and alumni are all invited to submit to our 10th issue, we can’t wait to see what you produce! We decided to make our final submission…
Hello and welcome to the penultimate submission period for Glass 2020! The theme for Issue 9: Grit and Glitter. Theme Prompt Diamonds are the strongest object on our planet. Burst open the champagne and take to the streets with your…
At long, long, long last, we have something special to share with you. Glass Uncharted Waters is here! Get a downloadable copy, or find it with the Read Glass button in our header. We (Em, Jas, Anahita and Ashleigh) are…
One of our commitments this year is to bring you updates on your elected executive, and this is our second instalment of this initiative. Find updates from your executive below and keep an eye out for the next update in…
Recently, our content has been a part of some interesting debates between staff and students. We at Glass welcome constructive and productive debate. We love to see ideas being thrown around. However, we want to clear a few things up about why…
How many of you wake up in the morning and the first thing you do is reach for your phone? How many of you check your phone last thing before you go to sleep? I am going to have a…
Let’s take a moment and think about all the work our eyes do for us. Obviously, most people use them every day. In 2020, however, the way we’re treating our eyes isn’t exactly setting us up for 2020 vision…
Staying Home Sparks Green Thumb Native plant sales soar across the nation, particularly in South Australia, during the COVID 19 Lockdown. With boredom spiking as we all stay home, many Australians are turning to gardening to pass the time. Native plants are…
