Opinion

By Thomas Smallbone Frank Herbert’s 6-book Dune saga is an outstanding work. It follows the tradition of good Sci-Fi in going beyond character drama to expand our views. It draws the greater part of this  value from its world. The books of the Dune Saga concern themselves with the grander scale; …

By Imogen Barker [link description: Spotify embeded link that will play the audio version of this article. Play button is in the bottom right hand corner.] Trigger warning – ableism: academic It took a long time for me to become comfortable using the term ‘disabled’ for myself. So that we’re …

By Rohit Turner It’s week two of the new trimester, and fourth year Law student Jamie Chu has decided to not do his assigned law readings for the foreseeable future, at least until finals. “I really thought it would be a new beginning with these trimesters” he sighs, flicking aimlessly …

By Lexman Palanirajan Given the target demographic of this student magazine, it may come as a surprise to many of you that it was recently National Reconciliation Week. Frankly, on behalf of every non-Indigenous Australian, believe me when I say that it felt exceptionally unexceptional. Even more so given that …

By Claire Keenan Environmental Science students are in despair, one  that we spoke to stating that despite having spent years fighting against the mould of institution and raising awareness for every student-centred movement on campus, having to hand out one just more ‘cancel trimesters’ flyer had finally convinced him that …

By Dexter Gordon CW: Racism, Homophobia  Morrison’s poor record on marriage equality does not reflect UNSW’s principles of equity, diversity and inclusion Let’s be clear: the PM’s attitudes toward marriage equality, both during the plebiscite and during the passage of the bill, directly clash with the UNSW Chancellery’s own message …