Union: Nathalie Coronado Quispe
The violent bastardisation of marriage told through fabric and religion. Each silhouette represents a piece of chess, and how women are used as pieces in a gruesome game.
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The Coffee Challenge
From many visits with my friend Zara, I managed to narrow down to my top five favourite cafes that you can find across the campus and Kelvin Grove Village.
QUT Student Voice Survey: Biased or Balanced?
Over 16,000 universities across the globe run student evaluations of teaching (SETs) at the end of each teaching period. When numerous studies conclude these surveys are unreliable and biased, why is the Queensland University of Technology still running the program?
The Dreaded Digital Detox
Honestly, I have been wanting to take an internet break for a very long time, but scrolling works in a similar way to an addiction. You’re never really satisfied, but you find yourself always going back for more. This may be a little embarrassing to admit, but since I first joined Instagram at the young young age of 13, I don’t think a single day has passed that I have not scrolled.
In Defence of Aussie Rap
Aussie rap was inescapable. It shaped my view of the bustling Australiana my family always wanted this place to be.
Cousin’s Day
We took our positions. We readied our Nerf guns. The older boys had picked out the bigger ones, the ones that held fifteen to fifty foam bullets, with more bulging their pockets. I took one of the smaller ones that held eight, but I liked how powerful my small Nerf gun was.
The Essay That Will Fix Me
When I once again find myself contending with a confusing mess of emotions, I find myself needing to write these thoughts down.
The case for Satanism: Doja Cat, the rise of fear mongering, and modern-day witch trials
After a year of speculation and hype, Doja Cat’s devilish magnum opus Scarlet is here. I clasp it in my hand as I type this for you now. The warmth from its journey up all nine levels of Hell scorches my fingers with the marks of trickery and horrifying tales.
A weight on our shoulders
Likened in my mind to that of a happy place, the gym has served as an escape from the stresses (though mere) of everyday life. University deadlines and missteps at work fail to infiltrate my thoughts while I’m there, my mind instead focusing on the next rep or set.
The Notification Paradox: To check or not to check…
With your phone flipped face down on the table, you can’t know unless you pick it up and check. At that moment, for a lot of people today, their glass portal becomes a worry machine. A flurry of thoughts quickly fills your mind, as it fights between checking or leaving it alone.
