Following a ballot held at the Representation Board on Tuesday, January 29th 2019 counts were conducted for six positions.
On Saturday 26th January, a group of Guild representatives attended the Invasion Day rally in the city to demonstrate our solidarity with Australia’s First Nations people.
Curtin Student Guild’s 50th President, Finlay Nolan, will lead the way in creating a safer campus environment and supporting the mental health of Curtin students.
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Winners announced for Club of the Year, Best New Club, Most Improved Club and People's Choice Award
Curtin University and the Guild have signed a new 10-year lease agreement.
Pasar Malam, the vibrant open air night market and community festival, returns to the grounds of Curtin University on Friday, 19 October from 5pm to 10pm.
The ultimate battle between clubs was on in the ultimate challenge that was Guild Games!
Curtin University graduations are always a special experience and for the Kirribilli Catering team it’s about making sure the food and service are nothing less than perfect.
Curtin students living on campus have been informed that their accommodation will be sold as part of the $360 million Greater Curtin project and their rents increased by $30 a week.
A steering party is being set up as the first step toward developing a consent and appropriate behaviour education module for students and staff at Curtin University following the 2017 Human Rights Commission report into sexual harassment and assault at Australian universities.
This week you have the opportunity to let the University know how proposed changes to the academic calendar will impact you.
Curtin Student Guild has been named a finalist in the prestigious 2018 Savour Awards for Excellence.
As expected, the announcement of the Government’s budget means bad news for students.
“The recognition motivates me to assist more students now and in the future.”
The Curtin Student Guild, which runs most of the food outlets on campus, has made a commitment to introduce biodegradable products to all its outlets.
