Meet Your Candidates: Guild Elections
Glass invited all candidates to submit a statement about why they’re running…
Guild News
Australian LGBTIQAP+ community uncertain of future freedom
Events such as “Drag Queen Story Hour” have particularly come under scrutiny, as opposers protest the alleged unsuitable nature of such entertainment in front of children.
September Council Meeting: Cancelled After No Quorum
Welcome back to the Glass coverage of the Guild Student Representative Council (SRC) Meetings of 2023. This is our coverage of what would have been the September Council meeting held on Tuesday 5th October 2023 at E259, Kelvin Grove Campus.
Aaron Bui Elected Guild President 2024 After Only Other Candidate Withdraws
Glass understands that Aaron Bui has been provisionally elected as the Guild’s…
UnSEXpected: Fabricating closure
Closure is not an act I’ve ever managed to control. For as long as I’ve loved, it’s always been out of reach. I’ve had so many conversations, read so many books, and watched so many movies where the main characters talk about catching up with an ex-something to reach closure.
Candidates Announced in Guild Elections 2023 – Exec Positions Mostly Filled by Default
Nominations for QUT Student Guild 2023 elections have been announced this evening,…
Playground Politics: Socialist Alternative Edition
Playground Politics is new Glass series about political groups on QUT campuses,…
SRC support campaign to change parking rates to $5 all day!
At the August Council meeting, the SRC passed a motion to support and actively participate in a campaign demanding the University change parking rates for students to $5 (capped) per day.
August Council Meeting: New Accountability Measures, New First Nations Officer, New Campaign for $5 Capped Parking
Welcome back to the Glass coverage of the Guild Student Representative Council (SRC) Meetings of 2023. This is our coverage of the August Council meeting held on Monday 24th August 2023 at E554, Kelvin Grove Campus.
Pay for Placements: An Open Letter from Students Against Placement Poverty
We write this letter as students who are greatly alarmed by the immense burden the current placement model puts on students.
