Once again, the semester has well and truly begun. Campus life has picked up, and I have fallen into a weekly routine that ...

The Australian Salaried Medical Officers’ Federation (ASMOF) is demanding urgent action from the NSW Government to address the crisis of severe understaffing in mental health services. For over a ...

We are in a non-negotiable period of trial and error where new ideas are thrown at the wall to see what sticks.

The USU is officially moving into their final consultation phase for becoming an incorporated entity.

The Wilkinson Building has submitted a gate paper request to receive $500,000 worth of seed funding for major building renovations.

This unit is proposed to be held at “partner university” the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, which opened in 1925 as the first Israeli University in the city.

Guilt, it seems, fills the gaping space where worship should have been. The feeling sits dormant through the year, when there are no daily reminders of how much I lack in my spirituality, but I can’t ...

The significance of women writing about war cannot be understated because they challenge the holy trinity of militarism to create new futures built on justice.

I’d be woken by my father, who’d drive me to my games. Late nights were commonplace, watching the Ashes or the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

The candle flame flickers in a languid dance. Its golden tongue licks across my wall, dimming as the wick sinks in the melted pool.

Sri Lanka’s ‘civil war’ between the Sri Lankan government forces and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) left a trail of devastation.

Getting to know people as a Muslim at a demographically non-Muslim university comes with a hint of imposter syndrome, accompanied by double standards.