Submit to Issue 18!
As Sem One comes to an end, it's time to open submissions for our Winter print edition! We can't wait to see your best writing and artwork.
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".
Ink, Sweat & Scholarships: Applying for an Equity Scholarship
The following article was originally submitted as an application for an equity scholarship. And I got it! I hope others find this article useful in their education journey.
Glass’ Favourite 90’s Classics to Rewatch
If the end of semester and all those pesky assessments are getting…
An update on QUT’s Grade Review process
The University’s Manual of Policies and Procedures had a major update earlier this year, which includes the platform students utilise to access relevant provisions. Here is an update from your Advocacy team.
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.
unSEXpected: Fear of falling
In my head, I am writing about this moment, as it happens. I know we will both love again. Love, in all of its forms, is inevitable. But in this moment, on this bridge, its vulnerability is inconceivable to us.
Letting Go
I sit, I watch, and I want to cry, but no one will notice. Everyone is too busy laughing, catching up on who slept with who, and what assignments haven’t been started with five hours to go until the due date. The college life is the epitome of feeling isolated in a room full of people.
The girls are *going* to be alright: Dublin Rose talks music industry bias
In the dim light of the Vermilion recording studio, QUT’s very own, student-run record label, singer Dublin Rose sits with neatly crossed legs and glasses framing her face. Absentmindedly playing with the ends of her chin-length hair, the 20-year-old says, “It’s true that people assume less of you when you’re a girl in music.”
“A story about the way life can circle from innocent to disturbed, back to innocent” : A Review of The Wren, The Wren
By Mia Paton This is a story about life. The loneliness of…
