On a boy’s love for his mum
And so, the boy ran. He ran as fast as his little legs could carry him. His tiny feet pounded against the wet sand. His toes shattering the surface of the water, streaming in with the tide.
The Fraser Fairy Forest
By Ellie Gunton behind a small suburban house, sat on a quiet street, is…
A review of ‘brat’ but it’s just a breakdown of every cool girl mentioned so its not
brat, Charli’s sixth studio album, is a vulnerable, effortless, “cool girl”, work of art, jam packed with odes to insecurities and late-night, drug-fueled dance tracks, and all in less than 50 minutes.
Poster commotion: AI takes centre stage
If our AI poster initiated a debate amongst your friends or even encouraged you to be more vigilant of other AI, then our strategy succeeded.
Vinyl Vault: Glass’ Go-To Albums For The Winter Break
You just handed in your last assessment and can finally kiss Semester…
creep is so #mecore
*This poem was originally published in our Summer 2024 print edition* By Jemma…
Now and… Then what? The Beatles’ bittersweet final chapter
*This article was originally published in our Summer 2024 print edition* By…
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.
Roots Literary Salon Wrap-up
The QUT Literary Salon is back at it again with another successful night of literature and prose! This month's theme was Roots.
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.”
