Indigenous Groups Boycott People’s Climate March
Samantha Jonscher reports on the controversy surrounding today’s People’s Climate March.
A Name of One’s Own
Trans students struggle to be called by their preferred names at university. Samantha Jonscher looked into why.
Double Or Nothing On The Mississippi Delta
Samantha Jonscher went to a casino in the middle of nowhere with her grandparents.
Peculiar Turnbullisms: Malcolm At Sydney Uni
Abbott’s career at uni was littered with allegations well documented in the annals of Honi Soit–punching walls, kicking down doors, threatening women and general gronkness. But how does Turnbull’s hack career measure up? Honi took to the archives to see what Malcolm was like at uni.
Sound, Fury and Vision
Electronic music trio Black Vanilla were recently offered a quarterly event at Goodgod. Samantha Jonscher on the inaugural event, artistic vision and what it means to curate a space.
I Think I Understand What Is Going On: Just a Working Title, the 2015 Architecture Revue
Samantha Jonscher is literally an usher
Semester Two, Issue 3 Editorial
A few months ago, Sydney was visited by Tyler Brûlé, the editor of Monocle Magazine. He made local news after asserting that Sydney was “on the verge of becoming the world’s dumbest nation”. He was talking about Sydney’s excessive regulation and capped off this declaration with a memorable anecdote. Apparently he had gotten in trouble…
The Life and Death of an Institution
The Queer history of The Imperial Hotel in Erskineville