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How universities have commodified friendship

A saleable image of friendship has been cultivated and curated by profit-seeking education institutions, to our detriment.

May 24, 2022 Luke Cass
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Instagram-worthy campuses: the new norm in austerity

The move to digital universities must be firmly rejected.

February 22, 2021 Khanh Tran
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39th out of 41 universities: USyd forced to rejig student experience

A poor showing in a national survey of students has prompted the University to reposition itself in student experience

May 20, 2019 Alan Zheng
Culture // Campus Food

Food diaries of a fucking fifth year

Alison Xiao eats and weeps

March 1, 2018 Alison Xiao
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The Slow Death of Manning Bar

Remembered by generations as the centre of student life at Sydney University, how did Manning Bar meet its downfall?

September 13, 2016 Tom Joyner

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