HECS-HELP loans expected to be indexed at 4.7 to 4.8% on July 1, 2024
Calculations for the latest student loans indexation rate churned out by news…
Salty Literary Salon Wrap-up
We’re starting the year off petty, as our lord and saviour Regina George would. As such, the theme for the QUT Literary Salon’s first salon of the year was Salty.
“How can we study while bombs are falling?” – Join the Gaza solidarity movement
Starting on Monday 29, students at UQ will begin an indefinite solidarity encampment for Palestine. We cannot stay silent and passive while our universities and governments are aiding and abetting an ongoing genocide.
Why I said yes to teaching instead of engineering
After more than eight years as a high school teacher, I can say this job has led to more innovation, impact and progress than I ever expected. Every class is unique, every group of students is unique, and every day with them is a fun problem to solve.
Transition at the Student Guild: President resigns
Student Guild President, Aaron Bui, has resigned from his role after serving five months in the position.
Glass Editor Left Heartbroken After Failed Love Letter Attempt
All because of a missing date... she may never get a date.
Ink, Sweat & Scholarships: Applying for the Kellie van Meurs Memorial Scholarship in Creative Writing
The following article was originally submitted as an application for the Kellie van Meurs Memorial Scholarship in Creative Writing. And I got it! I hope others find this article useful in their education journey.
Hands off our hangouts: A open letter to QUT Campus Services
The Botanic Bar especially holds a significant place in the QUT community, serving as more than just a bar but as a student-led business and community space for generations of QUT students.
Backbone of the economy
ABC News Australia recently released a snippet of a speech by the Director of the Australian Institute, Richard Dennise, to the National Press Club stating university students are the real ‘backbone of the economy’. *Sarcastically gasps* Like we didn’t already know.
Avoiding risky tools while working on your assessment: Tips from Academic Advocacy
When working on university assignments, it can be really tempting to look for shortcuts and tools to make things a bit easier. There are, however, a number of tools that you really should avoid. These mostly fall under a few specific categories.
