A new precinct at the University of Sydney will cater for a rise in enrolments.
A linguistics expert and a political scientist are being sued over a series of social media posts in a case that will test the nation’s hate speech laws.
Two recent incidents,in which Jewish students were verbally abused on separate Sydney university campuses,have called into question whether they are safe.
Acclaimed author and Miles Franklin prize winner Anna Funder has been appointed as a new Professor of Practice in Creative Writing. She’s on a mission to remind us of the power of human stories in the era of AI slop.
The radio broadcaster could close its doors after more than 45 years,having failed to secure rescue funds after one of its two main financial backers walked away.
Daniel Yacoel is one of hundreds of thousands of Australians prescribed medicinal cannabis for a mental health condition but there is little evidence it works.
Early offers give students and universities greater certainty,but there are fears they undermine the whole point of ranking HSC results.
Soil samples and gamma ray readings have resulted in the first map of Sydney’s radioactivity.
As the use of the new tech becomes increasingly palatable to universities,the ways in which students cheat is changing.
Amid job losses,chronic wage theft,course cutting and fee hikes,the post-COVID financial picture for universities appears grim. But the sector is in surplus.