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Four Corners
“One sided” and “hawkish”: students and staff at USyd respond to Four Corners exposé
The Four Corners episode ‘Red Flags’ left students and staff distressed and angered
Sinophobia survey administered at SRC polling booths suspended following condemnation from the University
The University alleges that the survey was carried out without proper approval and that the students involved may be subject to disciplinary proceedings
USyd contingent, at least 2,000 strong, joins more than 80,000 others in Climate Strike
Thousands join the School Strike 4 Climate to protest for urgent climate action.
Ramsay Centre’s Western Tradition course to be offered as a major, Spence proposes
Spence wants Western Tradition to be a major in Advanced Studies
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Data Breach
Data breach suffered by online service used by SASS, SciSoc, St John’s College
It appears that thousands of students' personal details may have been leaked
SRC Electoral Officer suspends his own ruling after erroneously banning ticket name
Casper Lu disallowed the ticket name ‘Left Action Against the Libs’ before walking back his own decision a day later
Company chaired by USyd Chancellor Belinda Hutchinson found to have underpaid workers by $7.44 million
One worker was underpaid almost $160,000
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‘Democracy now’: Hong Kong students take to Eastern Avenue
Under the pouring rain, Hong Kong students and recent graduates converged
VIDEO: Students are still waiting for decisive action on the campus sexual assault crisis
Honi spoke to students and activists in the lead up to and on the day of the National Day of Action about universities' progress on the campus sexual assault crisis
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The kind of populism that won big in 2016 is outdated, but do conservatives really care?