T-shirt, cotton, blue and pink, 67 cm in length with 'Make Education Free Again' on the front and 'National Union of Students N.U.S. Inc. No Education Cuts, No Centrelink Attacks' on back. Worn by Rueben Murray during the 2017 NUS 'Make Education Free Again' campaign. The campaign had several aims, including winning free education, and preventing Malcolm Turnbull's Coalition Government from deregulating student frees and cutting university funding. The slogan was a satire of Donald Trump's slogan 'Make American Great Again'.

A flyer advertising a rally on Wednesday 26th March 2014 to be held at Queens Park on George Street in Brisbane to protest funding cuts to education. The rally is authorised by the National Union of Student's President Deanna Taylor.

A copy of a flyer advertising an emergency rally on Wednesday 21st May 2014 to be held at Queens Street on George Street in Brisbane to protest funding cuts to and deregulation of education.

A flyer advertising International Day for Women's Reproductive Freedom on May 28th 1998, advocating for free safe accessible abortion on demand. The flyer contains a blank space titled 'Action or event in your area' so distributors can add the details of any local events or demonstrations being held.

A pamphlet created by the National Union of Students providing their analysis of tertiary education in Australia since the election of the Coalition Government in 1996. The pamphlet is undated but is thought to be from 1999.

A pamphlet created by the National Union of Students that analysisng how the Coalition Government would affect students in Australia if they were to be re-elected. The pamphlet is undated but is thought to be from 1998.

An informational flyer created by the Women's Department of the National Union of Students detailing the various forms of violence and harassment that students may be subject to at an academic institution. The flyer advocates for students to be proactive in reporting and combating such behaviour. Flyer is undated.

An informational flyer advocating against mandatory sentencing, and advocates for individuals to take part in a National Day of Action on Friday 26th May 2000. On the reverse is an analysis of mandatory sentencing laws in Australia. The flyer is attributed to the Indigenous Students' Working Party and National Union of Students, and is authorised by the Union's President Lisa Johnstone.

92 drawings, including sketches and final illustrations for the UQ Art Museum as well as UQ student publications Semper Floreat and Statecraft.