


Final SRC meeting sees reflections, solidarity and the politics of love
Following discussions over a number of sombre motions and a round of silent ball, the final SRC meeting of 2022 wrapped up with plenty of reflection, camaraderie and reminiscence.

On parting with the SRC Office
There are some homes we choose, through mountains of paperwork and hyper-competitive rental viewings, and there are some we simply find ourselves in.

SRC October Recap: USyd’s proposed Indigenous policy, Week 10’s strike and QEII
The penultimate meeting of the 94th SRC saw advocates launching a campaign against the University’s Confirmation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Identity policy and support for Week 10’s student and staff strike.

Checking records: What has the SRC achieved?
Against this backdrop, the purpose of the SRC as a student union is to raise students’ voices and agitate for a vision of higher education beyond the bottom line of University finances.

SAlt ahead as first day of SRC polling closes
403 ballots were distributed on the first day of polling.


SRC polling dates changed for Queen’s mourning holiday as in person campaigning launches
Polling dates for the SRC election have been brought forward by one day as in-person campaigning kicks off on campus for the first time in two years.

September SRC Recap: Access for low SES students, police repression, deadnaming and SAlt vs Labor
Student representatives wrangled over access for low SES students, police brutality, mental health provisions and a campaign against deadnaming amid the SRC’s famously colourful election season.

‘We will never let a Liberal PM speak to students he’s fucked over so much’: Students force Malcolm Turnbull off campus
The event, featuring the former Liberal Prime Minister, was forced online after dozens of activists from the SRC Education Action Group occupied New Law Foyer.