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Up to 250 undergraduate Arts subjects under threat at Sydney Uni in “major attack”

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

October 6, 2021 Claire Ollivain and Jeffrey Khoo
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Management backflips on forced Medical Sciences relocations

The reversal comes after weeks of uncertainty for Honours students in the Medical Foundation Building.

April 26, 2021 Samuel Garrett
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Honours students to be relocated after security incident

Undergraduate students and staff are permitted to remain, amid an ongoing police investigation and ‘toxic workplace culture’.

April 17, 2021 Samuel Garrett
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Pass students awarded honours under proposed changes to engineering degrees

Siobhan Ryan and Subeta Vimalarajah report

August 1, 2016 Subeta Vimalarajah and Siobhan Ryan

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