Chloe Gong’s ‘These Violent Delights’ (2020-21) and the unique, radical role of YA fiction in championing the experiences of marginalised communities.
Browsing: Reviews
Much of modern science and philosophy deals in seeking the empirical truth, but the truth is not limited to what can be proven, argues Amitav Ghosh’s new book.
The Way We Eat is a provocative exploration of the inspiring pleasures, angst, and centrality of food in our lives
Writer and Director Pratha Nagpal weaves images of goddesses and magic for the audience, marvelling at the power women of colour wield in the kitchen.
At What Cost is a powerful reminder of how Indigenous creative works can decolonise your mind.
Out of the 25 million people in Australia, the Greater Western Sydney region is home to 2.5 million people. Here Out West seeks to tell their story.
Charlie Lancaster goes to the movies.
The Sydney University Chinese Orchestra’s inaugural performance for Lunar New Year was a resounding success.
In many instances, fiction can be a powerful vessel for catharsis, reclaiming the hurt you feel by putting it into your own words.
Commerce Revue is the first faculty revue to put on a show since 2019.