Arc Clubs

Why every Arc Club needs to change their constitution

All clubs will have to make constitutional changes to meet new Arc clubs policy.

University of Sydney

USYD Protest Policy Threatens Student Voices

Policies barring events with stalls, speakers, megaphones, posters, cooking equipment without university approval have been condemned by students and human rights groups alike.

NSW Parliament

Here We Are Again: The Equality Bill Debate

The Equality Bill is once again up for debate in the NSW parliament on August 16, communities call for people to support its passing

Light Rail

How to get to uni during this week's industrial action

Another round of light rail strikes wraps up term 2 for UNSW.

UNSW SRC

July 2024 SRC Wrapup

Alice wraps up the July 2024 SRC meeting.

Student Politics

A Beginner's Guide to the UNSW SRC

Alice explores the key aspects of UNSW's Student Representative Council.

Hung Vote: Controversial Election Motion Rejected after surprise appearance from USyd SRC President

The divisive proposal to move UNSW’s SRC elections to Flexi-Week has been rejected by the closest possible margin, with 12 members of the SRC voting against it, 12 voting in favour of it, and one abstention. Submitted to the SRC last week, it recorded the highest turnout of votes

Flex-Week Election Proposal to see Labor-Aligned student reps cross the floor

A proposal by the SRC’s Labor-affiliated faction, ‘Revive’, to move UNSW’s SRC Elections to Flex-Week (Week 6) has been met with backlash on many sides, including Revive’s own. Motioned in the days after Oscar Iredale, who is also a member of the Labor party, was elected Chair

News

Federal Government Doubles International Student Fees Overnight

A surprise announcement from the Federal Government saw application fees increased by 125%

Global Politics

Students for Palestine "Unilaterally" Announces the USyd Encampment has been ‘Shut Down’

The Encampment “shuts down”, to the surprise of many still active participants. Despite this, the encampment will continue 

Clubs

NUTS ‘Who’s Play is it Anyway?’ Review

On Tuesday the 4th of June, a group of Noise editors went to see NUTS’ new production, ’Who’s Play is it Anyway?’ Becky reviews the three pieces. Act 1: One Confession and a Funeral The opening act of the evening was a bittersweet story showcasing the complexities of relationships

Tharunka

Arc's Student Writers Gain Freedoms, Lose Rights

Greater press freedom for student writers in a quietly released overhaul of Tharunka’s Charter has been undermined by a single drastic rule change.

UNSW Love Island Review

Arc’s Love Island was extremely entertaining for all the wrong reasons.