The current executive should be taking more risks and consider the full range of ideas that were contested in this year’s election, even more radical ones that are traditionally outside of the USU’s scope.
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The Sydney University Postgraduate Representative Association (SUPRA) has opened a new food pantry for postgraduate students in the Wentworth building. Based on the successful FoodHub model managed by the USU, the pantry is free for all SUPRA members.
Students must now register 48 hours ahead of time via Humanitix, bringing their digital or printed ticket with them, and can “only visit at [their] allocated time”.
FoodHub reduces their daily opening by an hour whilst strategies are devised for a safer utilisation of the space.
Alex Greenwich’s Equality Bill, the colleges, and the Higher Education Accords Interim Report were all on the menu for USyd’s political degenerates this month.
Fresh from being lauded by the Vice-Chancellor, the USU ponders over their treasure chest, discuss increased support for clubs and society execs and keeping an eye on University management at November’s USU Board Meeting.
Against this backdrop, the purpose of the SRC as a student union is to raise students’ voices and agitate for a vision of higher education beyond the bottom line of University finances.
Unprecedented demand for Foodhub has given rise to the need for extra funding amid efforts towards ethical investment and cheers over PULP Magazine’s first edition.
The first Board meeting chaired by President Cole Scott-Curwood saw the USU swimming in money (again) while updating on a number of important initiatives.
Based in the International Student Lounge, Foodhub will provide essential food and toiletries for both domestic and international students.
