Have you ever wondered what it's like to be truly invisible? A ghost trapped between two worlds, haunting an attic, doing anything to get...

Lucas knew he was supposed to record 120 hours as a Victorian learner driver, but he admits he probably only did about 40.  “I would just...

The Interactive Games and Entertainment Association (IGEA) is hosting the Educates Summit on July 8th with the theme of ‘Skills Compass’....

Exiled Russian journalist, Mikhail Zygar, presented Journalism against autocracy: Putin, Trump and the future of news as the A N Smith...

On May 3, Australia went to the polls and kept the Labor Party in the top job for the next three years. But when it comes to your life...

Bowen Street is home to Metro Auto Photo’s newest black-and-white photo booth. The booth has been installed in anticipation of the...

Today, the Student Services and Amenities Fees are due for all RMIT students. You’ve most likely seen mention of these fees pop into your...

Disclaimer: The Swanston Gazette is not affiliated with any of the organisations mentioned in this article. RMIT University building,...

Last month, RMIT opened a new student-run mental health hub to support students and create opportunities for work placements.  The new...

On Thursday, the RMIT University Student Union (RUSU) hosted a Pride Parade through Bowen St and a Pride event in the Alumni Courtyard to...

The federal Labor government introduced their student debt relief bill which will cap the rate of indexation on loans.

The federal government has proposed a plan to limit the number of international student enrolments in Australian universities.  By...

The RMIT University Student Union (RUSU) have called for an end to the ongoing war in Gaza in a statement issued online.

Internships are a stepping stone in order to land your dream job, or a requirement to obtain your degree.

RMIT’s Vice Chancellor Alec Cameron is yet to personally comment on the RMIT Gaza Solidarity Encampment three weeks after it was established

Students and staff at the University of Melbourne took hold of the Arts West building yesterday afternoon, renaming it ‘Mahmoud’s Hall’. 

As the Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues, university students across the globe are taking measures into their own hands.

The Australian government has announced plans for $3 billion of HECS debt fees to be “wiped out” as part of the cost-of-living relief effort

A petition to the federal government to make HECS debt “easier to pay off” has received more than 280,000 signatures.

The Swanston Gazette takes a look into the lives of international students, finding out which matters most, in-field experience or money....