The UC SRC is running its annual elections this semester to determine who will represent the student body in 2022. Current SRC Representative, Jacob Webb, shares his experience over the past year.
Nominations for the UC SRC close on the 15th of September at 5 pm.
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A mid-term vote has taken place to elect Faculty of Health Representative, Alannah Pike, as the new 2021 SRC President.
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Coquohalla takes you through the biggest global stories from the month of July, and this time it is an Olympic special.
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I love UC, I really do. But as a closeted trans man, it’s hard to get the energy to go to university when almost everyone thinks you’re somebody you’re not. No, Simon Blackwood is not my ‘real’ name, it’s a pseudonym, as I would rather not divulge my name in this article for my own anonymity. I don’t want people to figure out who I really am, for my own safety.
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In this creative piece, Aisling Halverson takes us through an experience all too common, and the fear and shock that follows.
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Once, when I was younger, I elbowed my partner in the face. We were in a humid beach house loungeroom with faded green furniture and a bare brick wall. A thin wooden sliding door was the only thing separating us from the rest of the house, who were enjoying the bourgeois decadence of sleeping in […]
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Congratulations on your Big Life Decision. Not everyone has what it takes to pack up and leave the familiar awfulness of heterosexual sex and dating, to step into the unknown awfulness of queer sex and dating. But you? You’re special. You’re taking those first steps into a world you’ve only seen through gorgeous women on Instagram and aesthetic Tumblr posts. […]
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Australia has a sex problem. One needs only to look back on the last six months to see this. So, where does this issue begin? I would argue it all starts in school. Little girls are told that little boys are allowed to be mean to them, to pull their hair and throw their lunch […]
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We are all studying to improve our own lives. But there are those who are studying to improve the lives of their family as well. Juggling parenthood and studying is not an easy task, and there is no handbook on how to survive.
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When some, or all, of the symptoms you are experiencing are not being taken seriously by doctors, the quality of the healthcare you are receiving is undoubtably declining. For women all around the world, including right here in Australia, this is the reality. It’s known as the pain gap.
Ebony explores the grim reality of healthcare for women with chronic health conditions in Australia.
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