Looking at the responses, I can see that we international students have the same worries around money – we are always paying, paying a lot to those big institutions. We’re students, suffering from unfairness. But we are considered as numbers that need to be capped, who’s going to listen to the story of us?
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Whether it be through a suit jacket or a hand-cut tee, University of Sydney students have always known how to show up to a protest. Eastern Avenue — and Science Road, and the Redfern Run — will always be our runway.
Our campus is scattered with paintings, sculptures, reliefs, and site-specific installations. Old and new acquisitions line corridors and walls, occupy…
When you are born into a house of violence, abuse begins to feel like a birthright. Sacrifice is your rite of passage.
The media is quick to bury their demands, management at the University of Sydney wants control of the narrative again, and students just want to graduate without blood on their hands. But we cannot forget what this is all for: an end to the genocide in Gaza, and a free Palestine.
Why, as a leftist and educated young woman, did I let this happen? And if I had, how many people like me were doing the same?
With USyd approving just 117 travel concession applications under Transport NSW’s exemptions for disabled part-time students between 2019 – 2023, concerns are being raised over NSW universities’ opaque guidance on accessing the concessions.
As the war on Gaza enters its sixth month — and 76th year —- Palestinian women and girls find themselves condemned to immense period poverty.
Each week, and for decades before us, Honi has been laden with advertisements which interject student journalism, piss-takes, and art. But why? Honi is not a profitable paper — and prides itself on its boisterous independence.
The National Party held the keys to power for almost a decade before 2022. They are the only major single-constituency party in Parliament, representing exclusively regional and rural interests, and yet essential services in the Bush continue to suffer from neglect and underfunding.
