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SOLIDARITY WITH THE IRANIAN WOMEN
By Andrea Bunjamin On 6 October, a strong crowd of protestors gathered in Keith Burrows Theatre on campus in solidarity with Iranian Women in response to the murder of Mahsa Amini. Mahsa Amini was a 22-year-old Kurdish woman who was arrested and fatally beaten by Iran’s Morality Police for not wearing a hijab properly in […]
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Arc Legal on how to avoid rental scams
By Pia Lenarduzzi International students have emerged as the new victims of Sydney’s worsening rental crisis, with UNSW’s Arc legal and advocacy team receiving increasing numbers of complaints about young tenants being exploited by unscrupulous landlords. According to an Arc Legal and Advocacy representative, who asked that their name not be used for the article, […]
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An Investigation on a Novel Contract Cheating Model: Ghost Class Services
By Amiabelle Kong I had an undercover conversation with an agent working for a cheating company to understand what it’s like inside the cheating industry. The following is a conversation I had in a UNSW student group on WeChat about students coming to UNSW in 2022. Me: “There are a lot of excellent […]
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Proposal to acknowledge gender diversity to go to Arc-wide vote tomorrow
By Alex Neale Tomorrow evening, Arc will be holding general meeting in which all of its members will have the opportunity to vote on proposed changes to its constitution. One such change has been proposed with the hopes of increasing the diversity of Arc’s gender representation at its top levels. The change, if successful, […]
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SRC Tharunka Address – t3 2022
By Nayonika Bhattacharya The UNSW Student Representative Council (‘UNSW SRC’) is the peak body representing allinternational, domestic, onshore, and offshore students across all levels of study at the University ofNew South Wales. The UNSW SRC is responsible for advocating, furthering, investigating studentissues, and pushing for student change across UNSW Kensington, Paddington campuses.The UNSW SRC is […]
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I think capitalism just started benefitting me… what now?
NOTE: An older version of this article was sent to be printed by mistake, causing some errors in the print version of this article. The version you are currently reading is the most up to date. *names changed for privacy.
