Handle With Care: exploring fragility through art
This July, QUT and Glass alums will come together in Kenmore Hills…
In Defence of Sun Yang
On February 28th 2020, the Court of Arbitration for Sport handed down a guilty verdict and eight-year ban to Chinese swimmer Sun Yang. This outcome was the result of nearly four months of hearings, deliberations, and tantrums in the Swiss town of Montreux, and formally designated Sun as a drug cheat. Two years on, the ripple-effect of this decision carves a problematic precedent when it comes to drug use in sport.
Labor’s Transphobia Problem
Content Warning: The following article discusses Transphobia. By Amy Sargeant …
The Last Duel – A Medieval Movie That Eerily Rings True Today
CONTENT WARNING: This review addresses themes of violence against women and…
The National Student Safety Survey: Survivors Speak Out
CONTENT WARNING: This article discusses sexual assault and harassment On the…
What Sexual Assault Findings Mean for Disabled Students
Content Warning: This article addresses sexual assault and harassment perpetrated against people…
Galvanising a Generation for Gender Justice: An Interview with Maggie Mackenzie of the One Woman Project
In this interview, Glass catches up with Maggie Mackenzie from the One…
National Union of Students Office Bearers Accused of Financial Mismanagement
National Union of Students (NUS) Office Bearers have allegedly mismanaged the organisation’s…
The Federal Election Part 2: The Candidates
*This article is part two of Glass’ election explainer. If you haven’t…
The Federal Election Part 1: Voting
To find out about the candidates in your electorate, read on…