A Fairly Comprehensive History of QUT Student Union Publications
The history of Student Union publications at QUT is long, complex and, at times, confusing. Since 1966, there have been eight different newspapers or magazines.
Guild Catch-Up: August 2023
Welcome back to the Guild Catch-Up series! As your Guild Executives are…
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.
Was That a Voice to Parliament Debate or a Tennis Match?
The National Union of Students plenary on the Voice to Parliament featured heated debate between major student political factions, Unity, NLS and SAlt. The Tuesday morning session began by playing the Uluru Statement of the Heart, and then dove into further context surrounding the proposed Voice to Parliament.
unSEXpected: Talking about Porn
Pornography is content that has been created with the intent to turn you on. And the internet is full of it.
Bridging the Campus Gap: Guild Advocacy’s Radical Revolution of the 90s!
From the beginning, the Guild Advocacy Service did more than assist individual students experiencing difficulties with their studies. Advocacy provided services that benefited the entire student body.
SURREALISM or, Fairy Tales Still Almost Blue
You’re probably most familiar with Surrealism as a visual art medium. The name Salvador Dalí comes to mind, as does his most famous painting, The Persistence of Memory: clocks draped over trees, edges and indistinct objects.
Taylor Swift is coming to Australia – So, what counts as a good concert experience?
Instagram accounts I follow reported their utter hatred for their five desktop Ticketek waiting screens, that seem to show no signs of refreshing. Two girls in the changeroom beside me discussed the dilemma of having to sell one of their tickets.
A Glassie’s Guide to Being a Student Politician
SRC members are current students who are paid and elected into their positions in the Guild in October each year. They essentially take on their role as a student politician as a part time job while studying.
unSEXpected: Drawing the Line Between Compromise and Settling
The realisation that you could, and maybe should, be getting more out of your relationship is bittersweet. On one hand, it’s comforting to know the kind of love you crave isn’t unreasonable, that it exists somewhere and could very well be yours in future.
