Muslims and Hindus are not friends in the Indian Subcontinent. It is not something I understood the depth of until…
Browsing: Culture
Miller and director Serhat Caradee have formulated a play that pulses like raw nerves, an entangled knot of vulnerability, curiosity, fear, honesty, insecurity, and youth.
Despite being three stops away from Newtown station, the train carriage is already dominated by a sea of black t-shirts…
The Flodge has been witness to numerous political issues on and off campus through the years and has remained a constant third space for campus activists to organise and build relations.
Perhaps another symptom of the chronic condition that USyd is coming down with: a bad case of campus-life-was-better-20-years-ago-itis.
It seems until the end of capitalism or the heat death of the universe (whichever of those things comes first) barriers will be constructed to inhibit the full and genuine participation of working class people in what we call ‘culture’.
The components of the novel — diaries and vignettes, woman and crocodile — are caught between coming together and falling apart: they dance with each other.
I knew I was dealing with a vaguely auspicious and ragged group when I met Bourke’s outside the Conservatorium on…
Family! We love to hate them!
Video Game soundtracks are psychological weapons for improving your study performance and attention span.
