While the classic question of the whodunnit is, as the name suggests, ‘who did it?’, Let’s Kill Agatha Christie instead…
Author: Veronica Lenard
We need to be able to discuss new technologies critically. To be able to question whether we really them in society, whether we are ready to accept the consequences of their usage, and to decide how they should be regulated.
The USyd Business School has stopped using the data intensive assessment program Cadmus after a decision made by the eTools committee in Semester 2 last year.
It is packed with heart, wrapped up in a package of pop hits and tied together with the bow of an incredibly talented cast.
After years of watching the troll through car windows as a child and eventually finding it as an unexpected companion on my 433 bus journeys to uni, I recently wondered why I have never tried to learn more about the troll.
Understanding the handbook for your degree will help you figure out what you can do, even when the system says that you can’t.
It took me three tries to become an Honi editor. After a series of trials, resulting in errors, it turned…
In February of this year, the Attorney-General’s Department released the final report for their Privacy Act Review, which had extended…
I am not a privacy professional. But, I am a digital privacy nerd. So, I headed to the International Association…
Arc @ UNSW, the student life organisation at the University of New South Wales and publisher of the student publication…
