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USyd Vice-Chancellor Michael Spence is on QandA tonight
The National Union of Students is organising a sneaky protest, which you can support from your favourite armchair.
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Popular USyd lecturer removed without explanation
In his last lecture, Jason Chan implied the existence of corruption in the School of Information Technologies.
Tute More Quiet Than Normal After Every Other Student Traded Their Voice for Legs
Cast your blame towards wretched Ursula the Sea Witch!
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What’s in a name: When donors rebrand our universities
Now more than ever, universities are naming their assets after wealthy donors—but it's a trend with heavy risks.
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University staff under investigation for financial misconduct
Staff in the embattled student services and administration department are under investigation for alleged expenses rorts.
Progress on pause: the potential of the Service Learning in Indigenous Communities initiative
A landmark innovation of Indigenous staff members faces an uncertain future at the University.
Accusations of a relationship behind Deputy Vice Chancellor’s shock dismissal
Allegedly homophobic rumours were circulating amongst staff, but the University did little to mitigate them.
Deputy Vice Chancellor suddenly stood down from the University
The University gave no reason as to Houston’s sudden departure.
Actual minimum ATARs to be published
Prospective students will have greater certainty over whether their ATAR will get them into the program they're applying for.
‘Ethics, what even are they?’: Academics respond to ‘unethical’ University of Sydney research methods
A study titled study ‘An Open Door? Experimental Measurement of Potential Bias in Informal Pathways to Academia’ has been suspended following a number of complaints.