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2021 has placed unprecedented pressure on student welfare at UNSW. Issues symptomatic of the COVID lockdowns are a unique focus of the 2021 Welfare candidates, with online learning and the restoration of a dynamic campus environment taking centre stage, along with more systemic issues regarding UNSW management. 

by Issy Golding An exploration of how something as innocent as a font can be warped into a Neo-nazi dog-whistle. Tradition has always been politicised – religion, ideology and imagery have been intertwined with political ideals of returning to the ‘good old days’ and this often creates an ironic misinterpretation …

Last week, Arc hosted a panel discussion evening about the Federal government’s proposed university funding changes. The panel was hosted by Chair of the Arc Board Sahana Nandakumar and included President of the National Union of Students Molly Willmott, UNSW Deputy-Vice Chancellor Academic Merlin Crossley and Universities Australia Policy Advisor …

by Maha Rauf Self-discipline is the defining struggle of my life. It is the root, the struggle at the heart of all my struggles. When I look back at the last few years, I can see so clearly a trail of abandoned healthy meal/exercise plans, half-baked study schedules I never …

By Jo Bradley I first discovered the #52FilmsByWomen challenge on Twitter in 2018. As a feminist, a movie critic, and a female director, this challenge sat at the intersection between many of my passions, and I was instantly keen to learn more. The challenge, started in 2015 by Los Angeles’ …

By Riley Hughes Time travel! Popularised in H.G. Well’s story The Time Machine (1895), time travel has not only become a staple in sci-fi, but in pop culture as a whole. Dramatic movies and TV shows such as About Time (2013) and Outlander (since 2014) use time travel as a …