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National Day of Action sees students across universities unite against sexual violence
SOMething Rotten in the State of USyd
SRC grows to 35 councillors as student numbers swell
Hong Kong protest cancelled for the second time
2020 national survey on student sexual assault and harassment confirmed
Honi Soit Writing Competition 2019
Queerness and Daphne du Maurier
First place (non-fiction) winner in the Honi Soit Writing Competition 2019
For Farage and Latham, what establishment is there left to rail against?
The kind of populism that won big in 2016 is outdated, but do conservatives really care?
Once Upon a Time in Bollywood
While international audiences may believe that 'the Indian film industry' is simply synonymous with 'Bollywood', this was not always the case.
Analysis
What USyd’s Draft Alcohol Policy doesn’t achieve
Not without its positive elements, the draft alcohol policy takes an inappropriate approach towards alcohol regulation
Culture
The Crazy Poor Asians of Parasite
South Korean auteur Bong Joon-ho's latest film is a darkly comedic economic parable of inequality in East-Asian society.
Features
When the far right believes in climate change
The climate crisis has become a convenient justification for ethno-nationalism
Perspective
Casteing a shadow on the diaspora experience
Indian diaspora are often inadvertent to issues of caste
Opinion
Forget hustling – have a beer at Manning instead
Is an afternoon spent enjoying campus life really going to cost you your career?
Investigation
Epic Tea outlet on campus underpaying staff, investigation finds
Employees are working without payslips, superannuation and written contracts
Reviews
Arts Revue Presents: That’s a Sketch by John Hughes
The obscure sketches of a talented cast were irresistibly joyful in this year's Arts Revue
