Greenwashing: Another way for big brands to screw over the planet (and us)
By Amy Miller All-natural. Organic. Ecofriendly. Powered by nature. I’m sure you’ve…
Poster commotion: AI takes centre stage
If our AI poster initiated a debate amongst your friends or even encouraged you to be more vigilant of other AI, then our strategy succeeded.
Brewed Trouble: The bitter consequences of our coffee cup wastage
By Mya Ward Over 50,000 coffee cups are thrown out every 30…
An eyewitness to the historic student general meeting at UQ
By Declan Kerr On Wednesday 29 May, over one thousand students at…
Human Rights and Wrongs: Palestine Edition
By the time I finish writing this, thousands will be dead. By the time you finish reading this, probably more.
Now and… Then what? The Beatles’ bittersweet final chapter
*This article was originally published in our Summer 2024 print edition* By…
Here if you need: An ode to my netball girls
My team, The Sweaty Betty’s, are a wonderful concoction of strong, young women who proudly wear pink bibs and silk ribbons to each game.
I can’t be bothered anymore
The Sunday Scaries were setting in as I remembered, despite the doomsday weekend I had experienced, I was going to work tomorrow to mingle with annoying, sad souls who I can't help but become infuriated by whenever they message me "hey".
Glass’ Favourite 90’s Classics to Rewatch
If the end of semester and all those pesky assessments are getting…
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.
