Monday, December 9

Browsing: Greece

Students’ guide to dodging the draft

Perspective October 18, 2022By Fabian Robertson

USyd students from around the world recount their experiences of national service.

Cross-cultural depictions of Christianity

Art August 8, 2022By Khanh Tran and Emily Scarlis

Visual art is a powerful medium for the faithful to express their devotion. It offers an avenue for individual expression and connection to culture.

The Strange and Unexpected Ways My Beach Holiday Intermingled With An International Humanitarian Crisis

Features October 22, 2015By Clodagh Schofield

Scenes from Clodagh Schofield’s experience of the European refugee crisis.

Greece Before ‘No’

Perspective August 2, 2015By Elle Triantafillou

Elle Triantafillou spent the week before the Greek referendum in Athens.

Little Blue Stickers

Perspective July 8, 2015By Nick Conomos

Nick Conomos on his involvement in a movement responding to Greece’s resounding ‘no’ vote.

From the mines

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