Aaron Bui Elected Guild President 2024 After Only Other Candidate Withdraws
Glass understands that Aaron Bui has been provisionally elected as the Guild’s…
Glass Election 2023 Reporting – Candidate Information
Candidate Statements These will be published online and in print. Candidate submissions…
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,…
A Glassie’s Guide to Being Editor-in-Chief
It’s lonelier than you realise The thing about being Editor-in-Chief is that…
“Give it a crack”: Max Fox on running in the Guild elections
Max Fox (he/him) was Vice-President of the Guild for three years, under…
What’s the Point of a Board?
Student unions play a pivotal role in representing the interests and needs…
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 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.
