


‘That’s the scary part, who’s next?’: SCA ‘designed to fail’ under Sydney University accounting model
A corporate accounting model introduced under the last Strategic Plan to bring schools and faculties to heel was set up to fail the embattled SCA, critics say. Natalie Buckett and Tom Joyner report.

SCA consumer claim puts Sydney Uni legal exposure at $20 million
A consumer claim for misleading and deceptive conduct brought by 138 Sydney College of the Arts students is ramping up, as Josh Wooller reports.

‘I am incredulous’: Former NSW arts minister says parliament should review SCA decision
In a pointed rebuke of the University of Sydney, former NSW arts minister Peter Collins has slammed the decision to move SCA away from its Rozelle campus, as Tom Joyner reports.

Power in vulnerability
Jemima Wilson discusses mental health, the arts and the Save the SCA Campaign


ANU School of Art to introduce new design courses
Siobhan Ryan and Gillian Kayrooz report on shifting sands in arts education.

Students occupy office of SCA Dean to protest job cuts
Eden Faithfull reports on the latest in the campaign to save Sydney College of the Arts.

The privatisation by stealth of Sydney University
The near closure of SCA is part of a wider trend, writes Alexi Polden

University of Sydney scraps plans to close SCA after student backlash
Tom Joyner and Gillian Kayrooz report on the latest development surrounding the proposed closure of the Sydney College of the Arts