Respect and Wellbeing

A toolkit for better sleep

Published on: 26 June 2024

This article, written by UQ Wellbeing, debunks the myth that poor sleep is a normal part of student life. It highlights the significant impact of sleep on health and performance and provides tips for better sleep, including morning sunlight, regular exercise, controlled caffeine intake, and mindful technology use.

Drag Trivia at St Lucia

2 August 2023 5:00pm–7:00pm

in St Lucia Sessions

Yes, you heard that right - FREE Drag Trivia at the Red Room for UQ students! Join us for an evening of entertainment, education, and empowerment for the launch event of the 'For Crying Out Loud' LGBTQIA+ sexual violence prevention campaign at UQ.
Hosted by Meanjin-based drag queen Henny Spaghetti, this free trivia night is guaranteed to be a hoot. Come as you are and connect with community, test your knowledge around queer history, pop culture, and relationships, grab a bite to eat, and win some cool prizes!

IDAHOBIT at St Lucia

18 May 2023 10:00am–1:00pm

in St Lucia Sessions

In honour of IDAHOBIT, the UQ Ally Network presents The Great Rainbow Bake Off! You are invited to attend the IDAHOBIT Rainbow bake-off in the Great Court at St. Lucia on Thursday, 18th May. This is the third year running for the annual bake sale which shows our visible support for the LGBTQIA+ communities.

Black, old school, corded telephone receiver

Sexual Assault Helpline Workshop by DV Connect

5 October 2022 10:00am–10:30am

in UQ Respect

This workshop is presented by the Sexual Assault Helpline team at DVConnect on the services available to survivors of sexual violence.

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Sexual Assault Response Team Workshop

5 October 2022 11:30am–12:00pm

in UQ Respect

Learn about the services that the Sexual Assault Response Team at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital provide to survivors.

The Clothesline Project

26 October 2022 11:00am–2:00pm

in BLOOM Festival

This event is an interactive exhibit. Students are invited to paint or write on a t-shirt to raise awareness of the impact on violence and abuse. The t-shirts will be turned into an art installation displayed in The Great Court from 19 to 21 October.