“Students are a large, organised group within institutions that can disrupt operations without violence. We have the power to ...

Kerri Maniscalco’s new novel, Throne of Nightmares, resists the allure of the classic Romantasy tropes through a refreshing ...

Australia has introduced significant changes to its international student visa system in 2026, with one of the most controversial reforms being a major increase in the cost of the Temporary Graduate ...

Michael Mohammed Ahmad’s Bugger confronts the reader from its opening: a description of a 10 year old child, Hamoodi, defecating, while his classmates violate the sanctity of his bathroom stall to ...

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. The University of Sydney – where we write, publish and distribute Honi Soit – is on the sovereign land of ...

The performances themselves were very good. Arnav Jain was an excellent Caesar, playing the role with the requisite presence ...

On Thursday the 12th of March, the Sydney Gay And Lesbian Mardi Gras (SGLMG) Board of Directors voted to stand down board directors Luna Choo and Damien Nguyen.

On Sunday, in the concert hall of the Sydney Opera House, Zadie Smith gave a talk for All About Women. Smith’s voice was deeper than I expected it to be. She was funny, too.

Fingerless Theatre’s As You Like It brings out the hilarity of Shakespeare’s raucous, raunchy, genderbending love letter to fools. The play follows a couple of exiles from the court as they find ...