TRIGGER WARNING: DISCUSSION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE The phrase ‘having a domestic’. It is an Australianism that pervades backyard barbecues and group chats, to indicate that two people in a relationship are having an argument. You might have heard your father…
Fashion has always had a significant relationship with identity and self-expression. Personally, I love the freedom that my clothes give me with conveying who I am and the way I’m feeling. Choosing my outfits and actually getting dressed for the day is one of…
I spent my life growing up around workers in the education system, including teachers, other teacher-aides, special-ed workers and relief teachers. I know the amount of work they take on voluntarily, willing to educate young minds on everything from…
A few weeks ago, the blissful, hapless days of week two, I was having a study date with a good friend. Well, I was viciously hungover and doing my best to pretend to be busy. Then we got to…
Recently, our content has been a part of some interesting debates between staff and students. We at Glass welcome constructive and productive debate. We love to see ideas being thrown around. However, we want to clear a few things up about why…
How many of you wake up in the morning and the first thing you do is reach for your phone? How many of you check your phone last thing before you go to sleep? I am going to have a…
Let’s take a moment and think about all the work our eyes do for us. Obviously, most people use them every day. In 2020, however, the way we’re treating our eyes isn’t exactly setting us up for 2020 vision…
Staying Home Sparks Green Thumb Native plant sales soar across the nation, particularly in South Australia, during the COVID 19 Lockdown. With boredom spiking as we all stay home, many Australians are turning to gardening to pass the time. Native plants are…
How many Brisbane bands do you know? Keeping your eyes on your local music scene can be hard from indoors so instead we’ve brought a taste of it to you. Here are four albums by Brisbane artists you should listen…
In February, the QUT Literary Salon had the pleasure of hosting a ‘Poets on Paintings’ workshop at the QUT Art Museum where attendees had the chance to write ekphrastic poetry, based on Anne Wallace’s Strangeways collection. It was a wonderful experience…
