University
Jewish academic says Sydney Uni became ‘toxic’ after October 7 attacks
A former Sydney University academic has lodged a SafeWork complaint alleging the vice chancellor failed to protect Jewish students from “psychosocial harm”.
- by Daniella White
Latest
The university degrees most likely to land graduates a job
Not all undergraduate degrees are equal when it comes to finding work after university.
- by Bridie Smith
Uni of Melbourne pauses hiring, claims $85 million hit from international student caps
The university will be limited to 9300 new international students next year but says it was banking on having more than 11,000.
- by Noel Towell
Exclusive
Crime
University student had ‘knife in either hand’ in alleged attack against boyfriend
The president of the UTS Events Society allegedly stabbed the man in a jealous rage over texts from his ex-partner.
- by Clare Sibthorpe
Exclusive
University Of Sydney
Hundreds of Sydney students were embroiled in a cheating scandal. Then came the bomb threat
Sydney University was forced to close semester two orientation stalls when it discovered they were infiltrated by cheating providers.
- by Daniella White
Editorial
Editorial
Federal government must tread gently over university reforms
The real-world consequences of reform are serious, and deserve to be taken more seriously by the federal government.
‘It was a shock’: The limit on foreign students for every university revealed
Vice chancellors say they were blindsided by limits that kneecap institutions that achieved strong growth this year.
- by Daniella White
Opinion
Opinion
Australian students could be the real victims of international caps
Without top 100 rankings, we lose our reputation as a place of high-quality education. Without that, things quickly snowball for locals wanting an education.
- by Waleed Aly
More boys are getting top ATARs. Here’s how they’re doing it
Boys now make up 60 per cent of students who get ATARs above 99.
- by Christopher Harris
‘It looms over you’: WA students stagger under debt as cost of living soars
On average, students in Western Australia pay more than $20,000 for a degree – more than students in the eastern states – and it’s taking them decades to repay.
- by Holly Thompson
Review into botched uni offer round reveals what went wrong
An independent expert has made a raft of recommendations on how to restore public confidence in QTAC after a series of delays that infuriated prospective university students.
- by Rosanna Ryan