A Glassie’s Guide to Being Editor-in-Chief
It’s lonelier than you realise The thing about being Editor-in-Chief is that…
QUT Guild
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.
Guild provided period product containers stolen
Guild provided “Little Emergencies” boxes were stolen from bathrooms across Kelvin Grove and Gardens Point campuses, which has impacted the ability for new products to be distributed.
Supporting Students through Academic Advocacy
The Academic Advocacy Team plays a pivotal role in addressing a range of concerns, from grade review processes to misconduct proceedings.
July Council Meeting: The Guild Blows Up
Updated 11:30am 24 August 2023 Welcome back to the Glass coverage of…
Broken Promises: Reality Check on Grow 2022 Commitments
The majority of Grow elections promises have gone unfulfilled and ignored by the Executives who ran on the ticket in the Guild elections in October 2022.
Keen to Make a Difference at Uni? Or Interested in Student Politics?
You can be elected to a paid role within your student union to advocate for students and lobby the university to do better.
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.
