Glass’ October Movie Regime
In honour of the spooky season, I have decided to watch as…
Inventive film students turned promising producers: Inside ‘100% Pure Rage’
Sporting a small budget and an even smaller production crew, three Griffith…
The Great QUT Transformation: A Journey Through Time
The year was 1984, and the university was called Queensland Institute of Technology (QIT) before the 1989 name change to QUT.
QUT Student Guild’s historical impact
By Matthew Butler For almost 60 years, the QUT Student Guild has…
A Glassie’s Guide to Creative Inspiration
We’ve all been there; unknowing of how to put your buzzing thoughts out there and, at the same time, feeling completely empty.
Masculinity: a cause and solution to violence
Brisbane poet Huda the Goddess captures society’s struggle with masculinity more gracefully…
A Glassie’s Guide to Post-Graduation
I’ve been navigating post uni life for the past few months. Here are a few tips and tricks I’ve learnt along the way.
Breaking Promises: QUT falls behind on campus accessibility
QUT proudly boasts about having safe spaces dedicated to female students and…
Empowering Voices: Unveiling the crucial role of community radio in fostering democracy and inclusivity
Educating more Australians on the value of a vibrant and independent media sector in a democratic society is crucial for maintaining and celebrating our regional identity, amidst the current mainstream media dominance.
The girls are *going* to be alright: Dublin Rose talks music industry bias
In the dim light of the Vermilion recording studio, QUT’s very own, student-run record label, singer Dublin Rose sits with neatly crossed legs and glasses framing her face. Absentmindedly playing with the ends of her chin-length hair, the 20-year-old says, “It’s true that people assume less of you when you’re a girl in music.”
