When someone next tells you they are considering becoming a teacher, don’t question if they are suited for a more proper job – but also don’t smile as if they are taking on a burden you would rather ignore.
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Limited by archival lacuna, we can only dip our toes into the pernicious sea of sexism that has shaped Honi’s coverage of women’s issues and female participation in the paper over the years. Enter the women of 2024’s Honi.
What goes up, often must come down. And just as affectionate feelings and first loves blossom in unexpected places, they…
It’s 2 am at Victoria Park and you’re walking back from a death metal gig at The Lansdowne. You decide…
In the death — or at least, decline — of individual privacy, we must act to keep collective privacy alive.
There are many different ways to affect social change. But there’s often nothing more visceral than people sort of taking to the streets and engaging in direct action.
International House is a snapshot of student life, suspended in amber. A relic from a time when the University valued the student experience over surplus dollars.
The invisibility of young carers is deeply entwined with the historic feminisation of care and infantilisation of people with disability.
Most worrying is that there is no way to measure the amount of sexual assault that occurs at the Colleges. Student accommodation is grouped with the colleges for the NSSS results and colleges do not provide their own data.
Australia’s planning practices have gone hand-in-hand with dispossession.
