Six students have been expelled and 21 suspended at St Paul’s College following acts of sexual degradation against another student at the College.
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“The entire structure [of residential colleges] is irredeemable. For the most part these are old institutions whose forte is predominantly old school types. Whenever there were challenges to that culture, whether it was rape culture, doing anything that went outside the line of tradition, there was all sorts of obfuscation.”
CW: This article contains references to violence at the University of Sydney residential colleges, and sexual violence. A St Paul’s…
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The rally concluded with a clear demand for a substantial reform of colleges and the oppressive culture they create — replacing them with student housing.
The Facebook group, entitled “Johns 2022”, contains 296 members from across the college, and features at least ten photographs of residents completely undressed.
“USyd is not safe. It is not safe for survivors, it is not safe for women and gender diverse people,” SRC Education Officer Ishbel Dunsmore said.
Organised by the USyd Women’s collective, the protest took aim at ongoing sexual violence on campus and at colleges.
