In the Hot Seat: Interview with Gilbert Holmes
Welcome to Glass' interview series with the Brisbane Lord Mayor candidates! This interview is with Independent candidate, Gilbert Holmes.
In the Hot Seat: Interview with Jonathan Sriranganathan
Welcome to Glass' interview series with the Brisbane Lord Mayor candidates! This interview is with Greens candidate, Jonathan Sriranganathan.
In the Hot Seat: Interview with Adrian Schrinner
Welcome to Glass' interview series with the Brisbane Lord Mayor candidates! This interview is with LNP candidate, Adrian Schrinner.
In the Friendzone with Your Pals
You Pals is a Brisbane based art collective, co-founded by QUT students, Izzy Heaton and Sam Hope. Keep reading for our exclusive interview with both artists, and to find out how you can get involved!
Art Through the Lens of Caity Webster
I knew my parents had kept them on our old family computer, but I had completely forgotten about them until recently when I was given a hard drive with a copy of all the files.
Playground Politics: Greens Edition
Playground Politics is new Glass series about political groups on QUT campuses,…
Empowering the Next Generation: Introducing the Budding Entrepreneur Scholarship winners for 2023
One of the many awards the university gives out each year is the QUT Budding Entrepreneur Scholarship, which is specifically awarded to budding student entrepreneurs who have shown a drive and passion for the pursuit of entrepreneurial success.
“It’s scary because it’s someone real and it’s not an assessment scenario”: An Interview with Vermilion Records
If you endure the blistering wind tunnels of Musk Avenue and climb to the highest bloody level of the tallest bloody Z9 tower, what will you find? Some groovy cool cats who are working hard to make the wishes of music artists in the QUT community come true.
“Increase the volume” – An interview with QLD Students Against Placement Poverty
I recently had the chance to meet some of the members of the newly formed Queensland branch of Students Against Placement Poverty. We talked about the issues students face when forced to undertake mandatory, unpaid placements and what we can do to change the system.
“We can call it repetitive crafting” – An interview with Troy-Anthony Baylis
Troy-AnthonyBaylis is an Adelaide-based artist whose work intertwines themes like music, pop culture, queerness, indigeneity, sexuality, and art history.