QUT Promises Changes After Disturbing Mannequin Simulation in Campus Toilet
On August 29, a QUT student posted about a bizarre sighting in an accessible toilet in N-Block at the Kelvin Grove campus leaving many bewildered, confused and upset.
50% Pass Rule to be Scrapped?: Major Changes Could be Coming for HECS Eligibility
Federal Education Minister Jason Clare announced students will no longer have to pass over 50% of their units to be eligible for HECS-HELP.
Redland Bay Artist Saves Bees With Mosaics
Suzy Bryer breathes new life into recycled or second-hand materials she finds from op shops and country stalls and turns them into bird and insect baths, and mosaic treasures.
Safe spaces on campus: do they promote activism or are they just spaces for hanging out?
One of the most contentious debates of the NUS Education Conference has been the role of safe spaces on university campuses, and whether they foster successful student activism or if they are simply spaces for students to socialise.
How We Can Avoid Political Misinformation in the Lead-up to the Voice Referendum
The Australian Electoral Commission has launched a website aimed at rebutting disinformation. This is a timely change, as we are seeing an increase of both disinformation and misinformation being spread about the First Nations Voice to Parliament.
Goodbye, But Not for Long: Origin Kebabs to Relocate on GP Campus
Origin Kebabs have closed up their usual kiosk at the Food Court at QUT Gardens Point Campus to relocate to new kiosk.
Bid to Stop Indexation Fails, ‘Crushing Dreams’ of Students and Graduates
Australians living with HECS or HELP loans will likely be facing thousands of additional dollars added to their debt in the new financial year, after a bill proposing major changes to the higher education loan system was rejected.
QUT Takes Stance on the Voice to Parliament, Joining Universities Across Australia
On Tuesday 2 May 2023, QUT followed universities across Australia in announcing…
QUT Announce Updated 48-hour Late Submissions Policy
The Queensland University of Technology has officially renewed its academic concession policy to implement a 48-hour late submissions window, which requires no application or supporting documentation for eligible assessments.
Keeping Our Heads Above Water
By Zoe Davidson This story starts six months into my degree. It’s…
