Tuesday, October 8

Student Experience Survey

Browsing: English

‘Close Reading’ sucks the fun out of the English major

Opinion August 8, 2022By Jesse Cetrola

I assumed the agony of analysing texts line by line finished as the pen dropped in my final HSC English exam. USyd had other plans.

David Verse Goliath: On USyd’s cuts to poetry

Opinion August 23, 2021By Amelia Raines

It was in the local charity book shop that I found a book called Modern Australian Verse on a bottom…

From John Keats to John Green: Why I love Y/A fiction

Perspective April 11, 2021By Leah Bruce

Reflecting on her reading habits and growing HECS debt.

The not so international language of music

Analysis August 17, 2019By Grace Johnson

An exploration of the linguistic differences inherent in music education.

Testing the limits of language

Perspective March 27, 2018By Jessica Syed

There’s something rotten in the state of standardised language assessment.

From the mines

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