Students Occupy Immigration Offices
These occupations have come in response to recent escalations on the island. As the government gradually removes services, conditions have steadily worsened: the refugees are unable to contact relatives; and
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‘The Domestication of Invasive Species’ — Review
Louisa LuongA pineapple is eaten with a fork, a debt collector grows feathers, and a giant pot plant appears in a dead man’s living room.The Domestication of Invasive Species is a
Clare Molnar — Showcase
Music has taken Clare Molnar into some dark, but beautiful, places. Here she shares just a glimpse of the beauty she has captured.
Focus Your Eyes on Barker’s SRC
Lachlan Barker has been elected as President of the UTS Students’ Association (‘UTSSA’) after a convincing victory in the Students’ Representative Council (‘SRC’) elections.
On Loving God, and Girls
Alyssa RodrigoIn the bathroom of our old house, plastered on the wall, was a cheap print of a painted turtle with the words “Lord, help me go slow”. That’s how
UTS Pride Week — An Open Letter
Amy Duloy, Alex Young — Queer OfficersIt has long been established that LGBTQI+ people, particularly transgender and gender diverse people, face higher rates of violence and harassment than cisgender and
Protest in Response to Commission Survey on Sexual Assault
Students from across Sydney have rallied against sexual assault and harassment on campus.
1 in 5 UTS Students Experience Sexual Harassment, and Most Don’t Know How to Report it.
Michael ZacharatosCw: sexual assault and sexual harassment.Today, universities across Australia released data and held information seminars following a report from the Australian Human Rights Commission (‘AHRC’). In response, Universities Australia
A NOWSA Retrospective
UTS Women's CollectiveChloe Malmoux-Setz, UTS Women’s Collective ConvenerLast week, members of the UTS Women’s Collective gathered in Canberra to meet other Women’s Officers for an inspiring and comforting week. As
EdCon 2017: What it Could Have Been
Michael ZacharatosImagine what could be achieved if you had Australia’s finest student unionists together in an auditorium: strategising, timetabling, mobilising. Imagine having Wayne Swan seated on a panel, and the