The persistent contradiction in the governance of universities is that, to this day, state governments, despite their legal requirements, do not view it as their responsibility for the provision, funding, and oversight of university education.
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Conspirare: “To breathe together”. The latin root is a poetic embodiment of harmonious human consciousness, and perhaps our oldest political…
When you do not have a case for God, or against him, you find an untethered exploration in thinking about God anyway.
Over two weeks of pressure and public scrutiny from all sides, USyd was forced to delay their investigation and disciplining of Luna until after she received a bridging visa.
Universities across NSW and the ACT are declaring alarming deficits and revenue losses, as staff and students deal with sweeping cuts.
It’s becoming harder and harder to separate reactionary dog whistles from general self-care or self-improvement content online. The way these…
Khanh Tran is one of the lucky few who truly spent their life doing what they loved — fighting for the often-overlooked communities they held close to their heart, in whatever small ways they could. But their contributions and their impact are far from small. Out of Khanh’s breadth of accomplishments as a disabilities activist, the Room is perhaps their greatest legacy.
Most Australians consider private prisons to be a uniquely American phenomenon, however, it is Australia that has the most privatised prison system in the world. In 2018, 18 per cent of prisoners in Australia were held in private prisons, compared to only 8 per cent of prisoners in the US.
Sometimes people tell me that there is not enough time in a lifetime to read all of the books that they want to read, but is there ever enough time in a lifetime to do all of the things we want to do?
The significance of women writing about war cannot be understated because they challenge the holy trinity of militarism to create new futures built on justice.
