Sunday, March 23

Browsing: Analysis

Does the USU still need an affirmative action policy?

Analysis May 10, 2016By Mary Ward

Five of the nine students running for USU Board this year are women. Mary Ward asks whether this means affirmative action has done its job

Measuring student satisfaction

Analysis May 10, 2016By Honi Soit

Andrew Bell and Nick Bonyhady on the web of data collection which founds University policy

Applied echonimics

Analysis May 10, 2016By Edward Furst

Ed Furst and Alexandros Tsathas analyse the semester’s trends

Why the USU needs a governance shake-up

Analysis May 8, 2016By Kerrod Gream

Kerrod Gream delves into the finances of your Union

Women about campus

Analysis May 6, 2016By Natalie Buckett

Natalie Buckett spoke to women involved in student politics at Sydney University

Remembering this country’s first war

Analysis April 28, 2016By Mike Butler

Mike Butler is a Jagalingu man and is currently serving as SUPRA’s Indigenous Officer

Closing the gap, unlocking data

Analysis April 28, 2016By Katerina Bampos

Dunghutti woman Katerina Bampos looks at what is really causing the gap in Indigenous health

Increasing Indigenous access to sexual health

Analysis April 28, 2016By Tash Gillezeau

Natasha Gillezeau explores the implications of structural racism on Indigenous access to sexual health

Golliwogs: how are they still a thing?

Analysis April 28, 2016By Crystal Coelho

Crystal Coelho explores the racist reality of a childhood toy

$tudent dollars

Analysis April 20, 2016By Justine Landis-Hanley

Justine Landis-Hanley helps you get to know your student representatives

From the mines

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Browsing: Analysis

Does the USU still need an affirmative action policy?

Measuring student satisfaction

Applied echonimics

Why the USU needs a governance shake-up

Women about campus

Remembering this country’s first war

Closing the gap, unlocking data

Increasing Indigenous access to sexual health

Golliwogs: how are they still a thing?

$tudent dollars

This isn’t the New Normal

Crying at Cigarettes After Sex

The Player Kings: In Conversation with John Gaden

Emergency rally held as Israel breaks ceasefire and resumes its genocide in Gaza

On Women and War: Literary Notes On Our Militarisation

Self-curatorship: The Digital Ego of the Young Creative

The Season of the Bitch

Monoculture, Memory, and the Myth of the Missing White Boy

From the mines

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