QUT students vote to divest from Israel in huge Special General Meeting
Yesterday, students from Queensland University of Technology voted for the university to cut ties with weapons companies and to divest from Israel.
An eyewitness to the historic student general meeting at UQ
By Declan Kerr On Wednesday 29 May, over one thousand students at…
UQ students support Palestine in historic union meeting vote
*This article was edited at 9:22am 31 May 2024* University of Queensland…
The federal budget and what it will do for you
By Treasurer Calissa Leyden For those of you who don’t celebrate, on May…
THE BREAKDOWN: Weinstein’s 2020 Conviction overturned, National Rallies against Violence, what’s going on in the Lehrmann defamation case, and are we experiencing a national emergency of violence against women?
This month was not a one off. Violence against women is insidious and it happens every day. But violence and sexual assault does not occur in a vacuum - it is the result of our social structures, the people in power, the rhetoric that surrounds these conversations, a lack of education, and countless other facets of Aussie society.
Influencer Watch: Tione’s Heartbreak Forever Changes QUT Love Letters
No longer will students suffer a loss of love over a miscommunication or a forgotten date.
Students walk out of school to show support for Palestine
Hundreds of people marched through the streets of Brisbane City on April 18, showing their support for Palestine and rallying against the Australian government.
HECS-HELP loans expected to be indexed at 4.7 to 4.8% on July 1, 2024
Calculations for the latest student loans indexation rate churned out by news…
“How can we study while bombs are falling?” – Join the Gaza solidarity movement
Starting on Monday 29, students at UQ will begin an indefinite solidarity encampment for Palestine. We cannot stay silent and passive while our universities and governments are aiding and abetting an ongoing genocide.
Transition at the Student Guild: President resigns
Student Guild President, Aaron Bui, has resigned from his role after serving five months in the position.
