The Law School should ultimately evaluate whether this current assessment format, which has been utilised over a long period of time, really equips students the best to become effective modern lawyers.
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The rising cost of living is forcing students to make tough choices between paying rent, buying food, and staying warm, leading to increased stress and anxiety.
We can’t look away and pretend as if genocide is normal, which is what universities, the government and the media would prefer.
Exams are unavoidable, but we can at least take a moment to reflect on their place in the Arts course.
If Labor is not even willing to bridge the gulf between parliament and the branches, how could they hope to bridge the gulf between themselves and their electorate?
“Harmless” AI content is quickly taking over the web, threatening to change the way we all use the internet.
Students, according to universities, demand choice when perusing a catalogue on Year 12 Open Day, only to forget about it as soon as classes actually start.
At the upcoming Student General Meeting, the student body will be demanding the University of Sydney divests, discloses and cuts…
The Campus Access Policy (CAP), introduced on June 27th, is bad news for free speech. Mark Scott’s email announcing the new policy as “ensuring a safe and welcoming campus” is doublespeak that hides his real agenda: revoking the right of students and staff to organise freely.
In the best interests of students, the Business School is being increasingly pressured to re-consider the four mandatory subjects, culling BUSS1000 and 2000 whilst only making BUSS1020 and 1030 mandatory for students undertaking Accounting, Finance, and Banking majors.
