Some superstitions stick — not as beliefs, but as ribbons tethered to home. I imagine them trailing behind me as…
Browsing: history
It’s thought by some that asking for help is a display of cowardice, this writer believes it is the bravest human act of all.
The University of Wollongong (UoW) announced potential cuts to 25 disciplines across four faculties yesterday, as part of a Draft Workplace Change Proposal.
The content of the incoming NSW History Syllabus, while broader than previous iterations, is still limited in scope. How this will impact students is now left to be seen.
The Flodge has been witness to numerous political issues on and off campus through the years and has remained a constant third space for campus activists to organise and build relations.
Central to the edition is the ongoing Gaza Solidarity Encampment. Although it may be passed absent-mindedly on your way to Courtyard — a historical reckoning of our time is sprawling over our previously, perfectly manicured Quad lawns.
On March 15, 44 BCE a guy named Julius Caesar was assassinated by way of stabbing. As far as political assassinations go this was a pretty big deal.
“In a post-Voice and climate-changing ‘Australia’ built upon the injustices of settler colonialism, white supremacy and capitalism, our generation must now reckon with everything our ‘National Museums’ stand for.”
Reflecting on history is no new tool pulled from the shed. I find that when we do pull it out,…
Place and history are intimately intertwined. Without an understanding of place, history becomes a fuzzy abstract.
