Meet Rudy and Lupin. These pooches live with a house full of students, so they’re no strangers to the emotional rollercoaster that is a university semester. Enthusiasm, determination, stress, exhaustion, and even pure laziness – they’ve seen it all. So no matter what you study, they’ll take you through 14 moments typical to every university student’s semester.
Erin was the third generation of Gourlays to graduate from UQ, and the fifth graduate from the same family. Chris Gourlay shares his family's UQ graduation heritage with Small Change.
Perseverence Moyana tracked down an ad for the Master of Sustainable Energy at UQ and it seemed a perfect fit for her passion for energy sustainability. However, it wasn't exactly as she expected.
UQ student Tamara Richardson had planned on sitting the medical school entrance exam. Instead, she developed a multinational youth-led platform that promotes access to cultural education across the Asian Pacific.
Sophie Volker is a final-year UQ journalism student and a passionate storyteller. She shares her highlights of hitting the ground running to cover the Jakarta governor election during an unforgettable field trip to Indonesia.
In anticipation of the production's opening night on Wednesday, 31 May, UQ Drama students have shared their experiences in preparing for the play, 'Attempts on her life'.
The scarcity of jobs, the parental disappointment, science, literature, Masters, PhDs, being Asian-Australian, money and the great Australian dream. Yen-Rong Wong invites us peek through a window into her life.
With a rumble of bus engines and excited chatter, almost 300 high school students descended upon The University of Queensland’s sports fields over two salubrious days in November.
Second year Bachelor of Engineering student Rebecca Azzopardi has just departed for 21 days in Japan, on a Mitsui Educational Foundation Study Tour. She tells Small Change about it.
Hammers thud under a spring sky, as students strike clay and rock from the walls of Dinmore quarry. Each swing is calculated, and each clump of clay, dirt or mud searched thoroughly. They’re searching for dinosaur food: fossilised flora from the Triassic Age
