Tutors are often seen as a way to fill the gaps in a school system that is under-resourced and overworked.
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Rather than discarding affirmative action, universities should focus on refining and improving the policy to address its shortcomings.
We don’t bat an eye when men say they hate their wives, and in fact, we sometimes expect them to do so. How are these roles – the nagging wife and hen-pecked husband – so ingrained in our culture? And why do we find them funny?
Even though the University “plans” to demolish the Wentworth Building in late 2025, Honi questions why the Students’ Representative Council has not yet been moved.
Since 2013, when Bremner founded EROC, she has worked to provide both direct support to students impacted by sexual violence, and to lobby state and federal governments for change.
Generative AIs pose a unique cultural threat to the written word. This threat then extends to those whose work involves the written word. If we are not willing to fight for the value of their work, then are we ready to accept that our media will be manufactured, impersonal, and repetitive?
India has one of the most authoritarian governments in the world, led by PM Narendra Modi, who is the face of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the broader Hindu nationalist movement.
The political engagement of young people significantly determines the quality of our elected representatives and system of government.
The most successful contemporaries in my field, young journalists just a few years older than me, are often better known as meme making, podcast hosting, social media icons than they are for their writing.
Time is an abstract and nebulous concept – it’s not something we can see, and its nature is difficult to physically determine. Because of this, much of the language we use to describe time relies on metaphor. While these metaphors are typically consistent within a language, they tend to differ cross-linguistically.
