No ban on discussing ‘genocide’ at UTS… sort of
By Caitlin Maloney and Gabi Ohmer The word ‘genocide’ is not banned on campus at the...
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Vertigo in crisis after funding ‘denied’
Vertigo may be facing a change of format to continue, after UTS’s executive overruled the...
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UTS accepts student concerns over Adani links
UTS has agreed to raise ethical environmental concerns with a key technology partner linked to the...
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Hamper handout for international students during lockdown
Free food hampers are being handed out to all international students in response to the ongoing...
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UTS staff cuts ‘push up wait times’ for students
Students are waiting up to three weeks to have simple queries about their degree courses answered...
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Allies & Interlopers: The Anatomy of an Invasion Day Protest
On the 26th of January 2021, thousands gathered across the country to protest against the Australia Day celebrations. Digging deeper our journalists look at the anatomy of a protest.
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Toxic Clouds and Porous Borders: Art meets social justice at UTS Gallery
A group that helps the UN investigate human rights abuses has set up an exhibition in UTS. Here’s why you should check it out.
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Exchange students opt to wait it out in Germany
University student Tanna Nankivell was on exchange in Germany when the call came to come home. She decided to stay put.
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