The federal budget and what it will do for you
By Treasurer Calissa Leyden For those of you who don’t celebrate, on May…
Lift outages highlight accessibility issues for disabled students
The persistent breakdown of vital lifts at the Kelvin Grove campus has left disabled students stranded and disappointed with our university. During the month of April, both lifts that exit out to the main level of campus, near the library and Gather Cafe, have been out of service on at least three occasions.
An update on QUT’s Grade Review process
The University’s Manual of Policies and Procedures had a major update earlier this year, which includes the platform students utilise to access relevant provisions. Here is an update from your Advocacy team.
unSEXpected: Fear of falling
In my head, I am writing about this moment, as it happens. I know we will both love again. Love, in all of its forms, is inevitable. But in this moment, on this bridge, its vulnerability is inconceivable to us.
Transition at the Student Guild: President resigns
Student Guild President, Aaron Bui, has resigned from his role after serving five months in the position.
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.
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.
GUILD COUNCIL MEETING: MARCH- sALT condemns picking up rubbish, screaming matches commence, and the Chair begs for order… here’s what you missed on Glee
Welcome back to the Glass coverage of the Guild Student Representative Council (SRC)…
Guild Catch Up: March 2024
Welcome back to the Guild Catch-Up series! As your Guild Executives are elected by students into a paid role, we find it important to provide as much clarity as possible to students and created this series to show you what your elected students have been up to. This is a monthly series, so stick around and hold your QUT Guild Executive accountable and keep in the loop with what’s going on with our organisation.
Meet Your: Education Officer 2024 – Calissa Leyden
Hi, I’m Calissa and I’m your Education Officer for 2024. I am…
