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Education, News, USyd Strikes 2023 //

BREAKING: Fate of Week Six strikes uncertain after evenly split staff vote 

The National Tertiary Education Union members’ vote came after the University made an updated offer to staff this week.

March 23, 2023 Katarina Butler and Luke Cass
Features, Investigation //

Crisis after crisis: The ‘toxic’ managerial culture in the Faculty of Medicine and Health

How student and staff trust has been eroded in the Faculty of Medicine and Health.

May 31, 2021 Oscar Chaffey
A photo taken from the perspective of speakers in front of the Anderson Stuart. The crowd is pictured.
News // NTEU

‘Unlearn Managerialism:’ Staff and students meet to protest University’s ‘Strategic Plan’

A motion of no-confidence against Michael Spence and senior management was passed unanimously.

March 28, 2019 Swapnik Sanagavarapu
News // Usyd Management

Deputy Vice Chancellor (Registrar) Tyrone Carlin resigns

He will remain in the DVC (Registrar) position until the end of the year.

October 12, 2017 Michael Sun, Aidan Molins and Maani Truu
News // Academic Board

Academic Board votes down 12 week semesters

BREAKING: A proposal that would see semesters shortened from 13 weeks to 12 has been shut down.

March 28, 2017 Maani Truu
News //

USyd reportedly offers $25,000 for $300,000 compensation claim

Pranay Jha reports.

October 5, 2016 Pranay Jha
News //

Special consideration system modified following student outcry

Students will be provided with more detailed reasons for application rejections and a dedicated special consideration desk in Student Services

August 23, 2016 Max Hall
Investigation //

‘Inhumane’: new special consideration system rejects students suffering cancer and bereavement

Academics have widely denounced a new special consideration system, labelled “dogmatic” and “hostile”, which has left students with cancer, depression and terminally-ill parents unsupported. Naaman Zhou and Max Hall report.

July 27, 2016 Max Hall and Naaman Zhou
Analysis //

Neither university nor corporation

If the University of Sydney really intends to be run like a corporation, it should start behaving like one, writes Alexi Polden.

April 11, 2016 Alexi Polden

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