How to be Smart With Your Money While at Uni
The new school year is upon us once again, and for the majority of us it’s another year of living poorly – two minute noodles, skipping meals, and ‘forgetting’ to
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Mardi Gras Is More Than This
In a stride of colour and glitter, a parade of floats and dancers will make their way up Oxford Street in celebration of Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.
The Six People You Meet at O’Day
Which O'Day attendee do you identify with the most?
ActivateClubs has a new sign up process
ActivateClubs have reformatted the process of joining clubs. This is expected to harshly impact the revenue of and participation in clubs.
Red Zone report exposes toxic culture at Australian residential colleges
“The Red Zone”, otherwise known as the first week of university, is the most dangerous time to be a female student. An explosive report from End Rape on Campus details
TJ Hickey: The fight continues 14 years later
Yesterday, hundreds of protesters marched through Sydney’s CBD to mark the 14th anniversary of an Indigenous teenager’s death.
Kris Jenner Receives Lovely Bouquet from Satan to Celebrate Birth of Another Cash Machine
As the video announcing the birth of Kylie Jenner’s baby daughter hit the internet, a burst of flame and the scent of sulphur and lilies entered Kris Jenner’s office.
NUS NatCon 2017: Who, What, Why?
The National Union of Students (NUS), the peak representative body for Australian university students, hosts a National Conference (NatCon) every year. Vertigo attended the 2017 conference and sort of wish
Dance Maker: Amrita Hepi
Akshaya Bhutkar interviews Amrita Hepi, a Bundjalung and Ngapuhi woman who uses dance as a platform for social commentary, expression, and activism.
I Just Wanted to Write About Rome
In the two thousand odd years between Romulus suckling on the she-wolf and being crowned the first king of Rome, and Mehmed bringing down the walls of Constantinople in cannon