Throughout its history, Honi Soit, the student newspaper of USYD with elected editors, has never been far from controversy. Recently, this has surrounded proposed changes to the SRC regulations and other recent attempts which affect the ability of the paper to have absolute control over its content. It was met with significant backlash. Honi Soit is an institutional part of student life at USYD and … Continue reading Honi Soit: Qui Mal Y Pense
Janine Joseph uncovers the hypocrisy in Labor’s recent approach to a two state solution. Janine is the President of the Australasian Union of Jewish Students at the University of Sydney.
Photo: Getty Images Continue reading Uproar After Morrison’s Recognition of West Jerusalem as Capital of Israel – Does it Deserve the Controversy?
Conservative Club President Chanum Torres writes about the strength of conservatism – its ability to face change with unmatched confidence and vigour. Photo: Stock Images Continue reading Conservatism: Meaning and Relevance in a Changing World
Josie Jakovac reflects on some hard truths about free speech and how important it is to contribute to public discourse. Josie is Vice President of the Conservative Club and is currently interning at the United States Senate. Continue reading A Battle of Words and Thought
Alex Teh makes the case for continued global projection of U.S. military power using the withdrawal of American troops from Syria as an example. Alex is Vice President of the University of Sydney Conservative Club.
Photo: Gage Skidmore / CC BY-SA 2.0 Continue reading Mission Accomplished?
NSW Young Liberals President Harry Stutchbury reflects on the importance of free and open markets to human prosperity historically and into the future. Continue reading Why the Free Market?
It seems as though the Ramsay Centre is getting one step closer to establishing itself on campus with a draft Memorandum being established with the University. A protest held today against the Ramsay Centre in light of the draft Memorandum is just part of a wider effort led by the campus Left to shut down diversification of thought on campus. As a Club that was … Continue reading The Ramsay Centre and the Battle of Ideas on Campus
The Semester 2, Week 4 edition of USYD student newspaper, Honi Soit contains a regrettable and ill-informed display of anti-Christian journalism at USYD. The article, “The morality revolution: why there needs to be more accountability in religion”, takes aim at the Sydney University Evangelical Union (SUEU), a Protestant Christian group and the largest faith-based group on campus.
Photo: Jenn Arman Continue reading The Intellectual Hubris of the Campus Anti-Christian Left
‘There seems to be a great divide observed by the late, great, Christopher Hitchens, ‘between those who think that a job simply must be found for Hillary Clinton, and those that could bloody well do without her’. Continue reading Where is the Left-Wing Reckoning of Hillary Clinton?
