Future Fashion Moguls Challenge Fast Fashion
A wave of Australian sustainable fashion influencers are speaking out against the environmental damage that major brands are causing.
Guild News
QUT Guild Explainer: So Many Moving Parts
You might have noticed that there are a lot of terms, acronyms and names thrown around in discussions about the Guild. This explainer should help you understand who is who, and what is what in your student union.
A Fairly Comprehensive History of QUT Student Union Publications
The history of Student Union publications at QUT is long, complex and, at times, confusing. Since 1966, there have been eight different newspapers or magazines.
Foodbank Expands to Larger Location, Easing Student Access with Booking System and Increased Supplies
The Student Guild Foodbank has expanded and moved to a new location, reopening in the old Chaplaincy room on Kelvin Grove campus.
Was That a Voice to Parliament Debate or a Tennis Match?
The National Union of Students plenary on the Voice to Parliament featured heated debate between major student political factions, Unity, NLS and SAlt. The Tuesday morning session began by playing the Uluru Statement of the Heart, and then dove into further context surrounding the proposed Voice to Parliament.
unSEXpected: Talking about Porn
Pornography is content that has been created with the intent to turn you on. And the internet is full of it.
Brewed Awakening x Glass Cup Design Competition
Brewed Awakening and Glass bring you our first ever cup design competition! The winning design will be featured on custom printed cups, with the artists name proudly displayed alongside the Brewed Awakening logo and smiley.
A Glassie’s Guide to Being a Student Politician
SRC members are current students who are paid and elected into their positions in the Guild in October each year. They essentially take on their role as a student politician as a part time job while studying.
Guild Catch-Up: July 2023
Welcome back to the Guild Catch-Up series! As your Guild Executives are…
What is the Universities Accord and what does it mean for students?
The Universities Accord is a review of tertiary education in Australia, which the government claims will drive a “lasting and transformative reform in the higher education system”.
