UNSW ‘Fit to Sit rule’ forces students to decide between sitting an exam and seeking special consideration
Students used to have a 3 day period following assessments in which they could apply for special consideration
Christchurch shooting vigil removed by Campus Assist officers
The vigil was meant to last for a week and was removed by officers who did not escalate the matter to their supervisor for permission
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A is for apple, B is for brainwashed: The conservative agenda in Australia’s secondary education
Political change first requires an acknowledgement of the politicisation of Australia’s curriculums
Surprise fees imposed upon Veterinary Medicine international students
The aftermath of an administrative error has left 31 international students forced to pay $15 000 more in 2019 tuition fees
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What’s in a name?: O-Week becomes Welcome Week
Is O-Week, by any other name, equally sour?
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In pictures: Invasion Day 2019
Chants of “always was, always will be, Aboriginal land” resounded through Gadigal land as tens of thousands attended 2019’s Invasion Day rally in Sydney.
Researchers facing sudden eviction from Anderson Stuart Building
The eviction has been planned behind closed doors on the basis of contentious work, health and safety advice
Academic Boycott of Caroline Norma at USyd Conference
Controversial academic boycotted at Historical Materialism Sydney Conference 2018 amidst claims of trans and sex worker exclusionary beliefs
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Controversial USyd academic suspended
Dr Tim Anderson has been suspended and may face employment termination.
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The Ramsay Age: Three billion dollars and no one to give it to
Academics speak about the Ramsay Centre and the future of education funding