Fresh, thoughtful journalism and creative works produced by students
of the School of Art, Communication and English at the University of Sydney.

Trump’s Misuse of ‘Socialism’: A strategy built on fear and misunderstanding

During a heated televised debate in September 2024, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump accused Vice President Kamala Harris of being a "Marxist" in their...

Academic experts slam Government’s decision on AUKUS

The Australian parliament tabled an AUKUS agreement on August 12 to cover radioactive damages from the AUKUS deal and will be responsible for handling...

Saharawi advocate calls for action on Western Sahara–Morocco conflict

The ongoing Western Sahara–Morocco conflict came under the spotlight in Sydney in June when Saharawi activist Mohamed Mayara toured Australia to draw attention to...

‘We lived in a racist country from day one’: Aboriginal Council on NT curfew law

The Northern Territory Government on May 22 gave major power to declare three-day curfews if they believe there’s a risk of “public disorder”. Chief Minister...

International Women’s Day Breakfast 2024 highlights

Women's achievements, their economic potential and persistent inequalities, came under the spotlight when Independent federal MP for North Sydney Kylea Tink addressed an International...

Students lose more than $8 million to Chinese police scam

Reports of scammers posing as Chinese police to target international students have more than doubled, prompting a Chinese ambassador to call for action to...

Oliver Wen

Oliver Wen is a dedicated student pursuing a Master of Media Practice at the University of Sydney. Drawing from his rich tapestry of cultural backgrounds, he takes an active role in promoting multiculturalism and cultural competence among his peers and in the broader society. Oliver aspires to minimise cultural misunderstandings, combat racism, and contribute to fostering harmony in diverse communities.