Category: Features
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How has ChatGPT Changed UNSW?
As we hit the halfway point of the year, it seems appropriate to do some reflecting, and with ChatGPT here to stay it seems particularly appropriate for us to reflect & gather feedback on how (if at all) you’ve used or seen it integrated into your studies. Today, I’m reaching out to you, the students,…
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The Lore of the Domain Expressway
Sydney sprawls quickly, with new environments blossoming in each nook and cranny. As a result, disused sections are forgotten just as quickly; they fall into states of disrepair and decay to the chagrin of onlookers old enough to remember their glory days. But whilst once-flourishing environments rust and slow, sources containing their lore vanish. Without…
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How do you get into the fashion industry through uni?
‘Runway to Success’ was a careers panel event hosted by the Fashion and Beauty Society of UNSW, aka FABSOC, on the 1st of June. The event sought to provide an insight into the fashion industry and the possible career paths one could possibly venture into. Aneeqa Khan, Partnerships Director at FABSOC, revealed that the…
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Bagel Liberalism: A critical take on the Daniels’ latest A24 hit
When Everything Everywhere All at Once released earlier this year, many Asians in diaspora viewed the film’s success as a major win for Asian representation. Directed by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (‘the Daniels’), the maximalist comedy-drama received critical acclaim for its unique take on the multiverse narrative. Many Asian viewers praised the film for…
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Meet your 2023 PGC President
Tharunka sat down with incoming PGC President Anthony Sunjaya to discuss his plans for the postgraduate community 2023. Q: What is the role of the Postgraduate Council (PGC) at UNSW? Sunjaya: The PGC represents the approximately 30,000 postgraduate students at UNSW. The PGC is the voice of the postgraduate community to university management and the…
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Is AIESEC a cult? | What about the money? – Part 2
By Emma Partis While AIESEC markets itself as an NGO that develops leadership in young people, ex-members have expressed concern that their AIESEC experience was less about leadership, and more about selling its own products. This apparent money-focus is also a reason why some have labelled AIESEC as a ‘cult’ or ‘pyramid scheme’. AIESEC executives…