Eight candidates are running for the Senate this year in what can be expected to be a fiercely contested election.
Author: Khanh Tran
Student representatives wrangled over access for low SES students, police brutality, mental health provisions and a campaign against deadnaming amid the SRC’s famously colourful election season.
The event, featuring the former Liberal Prime Minister, was forced online after dozens of activists from the SRC Education Action Group occupied New Law Foyer.
Disability is often relegated to “second-class” status in student activism. More effort, listening and discernment is needed from other activists to build a genuinely inclusive student movement.
The dire lack of knowledge about our major religions risks driving religious debate into a conservative silo.
Staff and students appeared at several USyd Open Day lectures to protest and discuss the importance of improving staff working conditions.
Unprecedented demand for Foodhub has given rise to the need for extra funding amid efforts towards ethical investment and cheers over PULP Magazine’s first edition.
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.
Five-day extensions are undoubtedly a massive win for struggling students, but greater reform is needed to truly fix what is a broken and overly bureaucratic system.
The suit follows allegations of racial discrimination when former USyd staff Omid Tofighian applied for USyd’s National Centre of Cultural Competence.