Knowledge is our great equaliser. Apart from our studies, the most common form of knowledge gains we experience on a daily basis is news media. It’s everywhere, on our phones, our laptops, newspapers, billboards, radio, television and word of mouth. The news…
By Vanessa Smyth Grandma how did you meet Grandpa? It’s a long story. Walking beneath the tree of wrong and right, the apple dropped right into my hands. It was beautiful and red and shiny and smelled delicious. I brought…
By Bodhi Schier-Paine Riding into school in Adelaide a while back, I saw a guy sitting on a city bench eating cereal out of a bag. I’m certain it was cereal because the bag had that shape that cereal bags…
By Alana Riley A Tasty Reason to Go to Your 8am Classes Semester One saw the launch of the QUT Guild’s new ‘Free Breakfast’ initiative (7:30am every Wed at GP and Thurs KG) where students were able to grab a bite to…
A quick look at the QUT Manual of Policies and Procedures Lectures MUST be recorded QUT policy “mandates that all lectures are recorded.” In no uncertain terms, if your lecturer doesn’t record lectures or they’re not available on blackboard, they’re breaking the…
By William Kroger Content producing and promotion is like playing Russian Roulette or Texas Hold’em Poker and waiting for the river card to see how strong your hand is. However, life as someone trying to make a difference and dealing with personal…
By Lucy Czerwinski In 1985, the lyrics of ‘Man Overboard’ captured the attention of an unexpecting mainstream audience. Whilst lyrics about penis envy and pubic hair barely make a splash in pop in 2019, you must understand Australia was a very…
By Christopher Ayling Make Connections All Welcome Don’t Worry Courage Human Experience Acceptance Talk Isn’t Cheap Silence Isn’t awkward Mad Chats; have some.
By AR I’ve eaten a lot of terrible food in my life. Brownies particularly seem to have a high incidence of terribleness. Balancing moisture in a baked good is hard, I understand. But I’m a sucker for them. An optimist. …
By Sonia Stone When I was younger, I loved collecting the family mail. Around Christmas time was my favourite; here came zooming in cards from all sorts of mystical places, from New Zealand to England to Ireland. There was even some…
