This is the second time in recent times (and possibly in history) that an Honi ticket was elected without contest, marking a concerning shift in the state of student elections at USyd.
Author: Carmeli Argana
Staff and students joined forces to restrict access to Camperdown and Conservatorium campuses today in support of the NTEU’s ongoing enterprise bargaining campaign.
If you actually care about facilitating a “civil discussion” you’ll stop acting like publishing uninformed, right-wing takes are the way to do that.
Spoiler alert, it’s both.
The University has reversed its decision to cut its Bachelor of Arts program in a “major victory” for staff and students.
More than 50 students were unenrolled from their courses merely two business days after failing to pay their tuition fees by the census deadline.
According to its latest annual report, CSU owes staff more than $4.8 million in wages and $1.8 million in superannuation, dating back to 2015.
Uni students across Sydney rallied together in support of fully funded renewable energy by 2030, a just transition for workers, and First Nations land rights.
Yesterday’s SRC Council Meeting was a fast-paced night with hacks shouting and debating as September’s Elections preparations looms in the distance.
Professor Brigid Heywood was charged by police on Monday after allegedly assaulting a 16 year-old girl in Armidale.
