Ostensibly an administrative slip-up, the cancellations follow a long line of attacks on arts education by University management and the federal government.

Knowledge deemed ‘useless’ may offer fulfilment and freedom that our capitalist system finds difficult to fathom.

Queer geographies of austerity.

All other classes will return in-person next year. Meanwhile, the NTEU will vote to move towards industrial action.

A Swiftian approach to ending the suffering of staff and students amidst proposed education cuts.

Over 270 staff and students attended the second Student General Meeting of the year.

On a hermeneutically pernicious encounter in the Quad.

A Student General Meeting against the Arts cuts is scheduled for 27 October.

Claims of wage theft were referred to as “a mistaken belief that casual academic staff are entitled to be paid for any time spent at their discretion and choice.”

Subjects that are at risk of being cut include many from Hebrew, Biblical & Jewish Studies, Visual Arts, Philosophy and more.