Friday, October 11

Student Experience Survey

Author: Liam Armstrong

Students call for #booksnotbombs during National Day of Action against education cuts

News March 22, 2018By Liam Armstrong

Liam Armstrong reports on yesterday’s National Day of Action education protests.

Students subjected to police violence at ‘Day Of the Unborn Child’ counter-protest

News March 19, 2018By Liam Armstrong

Arrests, NSW politicians, riot police, violent scuffles and the USyd alt-right all made an appearance during the heated standoff.

SSAF and the student movement

Analysis May 12, 2016By Liam Armstrong

Contemporary student unionism in Australia is a difficult beast to define. The introduction of the Student Services and Amenities Fee…

Kim, Cara and the rest of us

Perspective May 4, 2016By Liam Armstrong

Before Kanye, or even her ill-advised 72-day marriage to Kris Humphries, Kim Kardashian came out as a psoriasis sufferer. A…

Trimester trouble

Analysis March 15, 2016By Liam Armstrong

As far back as universities can remember, the academic year has been divided into two halves. The semester system has…

From the mines

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