Opinion – talking about class in print is important. Note: this article does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the entire Glass editorial team. The University of Queensland Student Union newspaper’s recent article, The Subtle Art of Shoplifting, is facing…
As the West End Film Festival kicks off this Thursday, audiences will be treated to the festival’s first in-person screenings in two years. For festival Director Anna Loren, it’s nice to see the community festival returning to its roots. ‘It’s…
[wonderplugin_slider id=1] In June 2022, the above images surfaced of the Indonesian military mobilising to protect the Grasberg mine, operated by Freeport-McMoRan. As infrastructure projects in the region continue, the sectarian-Indonesian conflict shows no sign of simmering down. Photographs provided…
At the Gardens Point campus of the Queensland University of Technology, there is a room hidden atop an old, brick building, where scientists meet and conduct research unlike anywhere in the world. Their goal: to sure up the fate of…
When two art students arrived in the city to attend the Queensland University of Technology, the sky seemed like the limit. But after peering in for so long and deciding to take the plunge, they realised they had been locked…
Will Smith, Roman Polanski, and the moral corrosion that keeps Hollywood alive Content Warning: This article contains references to sexual assault and misconduct. *Updated July 18th, 2022. For all its circumstance and glamour, Hollywood is one of the most…
The 2022 Australian Federal Election saw the success for the new, Anthony Albanese-led Labor Government, the rise of “teal independents”, and a backpedalling for the major parties in Queensland. The Liberal National Party, amid nationwide losses, ceded two Queensland…
New students starting university in 2022 will potentially lose their HECS-HELP loan assistance if they fail half of their classes. New laws passed under the Job Ready Graduates scheme in 2020 have been enacted this year. They will begin…
Queensland schools have historically lagged behind the rest of Australia in sex education, but in 2022, one organisation is aiming to change that. Today, sex education is managed at the level of individual schools in partnership with their local communities.…
This July, QUT and Glass alums will come together in Kenmore Hills to celebrate fragility, memory, and impermanence with their new exhibition: Handle With Care. A group show comprising eleven women and non-binary creatives from Meanjin-Brisbane, Handle With Care showcases…
