Statement from the Curieux Editorial Team
At the SRC Forum in March questions were raised regarding Curieux’s budget and value to students and the UC community. The editorial team has provided this response.
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Myanmar and the Royal Racism Case
This month seems to be all about history repeating itself. Coquohalla takes you through the biggest stories in international relations, so you can catch up on what on is going on in the world.
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Everything you need to know about joining clubs and societies at UC
The best piece of university advice you will ever get: join a club, join two clubs, join every club!
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Witches and Faggots, Dykes and Poofters: A Review
In celebration of the 25th Mardi Gras Film Festival and the 40th Anniversary of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, the National Film and Sound Archive (NSFA) recently showcased the restored 1980 documentary Witches and Faggots, Dykes and Poofters. Director Digby Duncan tells the history of the very first Mardi Gras, which occurred on the evening of the 24th of June 1978. […]
Continue ReadingShaking up politics: founder of Flux, Nathan Spataro
Founder of Flux, Nathan Spataro recently visited UC to speak to students about the party that is here to change up politics. Flux touched down in UC for the first time last year, starting its own club for supporters here on campus. The unique party aims to elect members who will place their vote in parliament based solely on the […]
Continue ReadingFilm Review: The Fate of the Furious
I was pleasantly surprised after walking out of the eighth – and staggeringly, not the last – instalment of the ‘Fast and Furious’ franchise. For a series with pretty much the same plot line in every film, the filmmakers have somehow made #8 feel different. Once again, it’s a film full of nice cars and insane stunts, but this […]
Continue ReadingAmerican Media Pulls Out of White House Correspondents Dinner
American financial journal Bloomberg announced today they will not be attending the annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Bloomberg are only the latest addition to a growing list of media outlets who won’t be attending the event in protest of President Trump’s treatment of the media. Earlier this year, both the New Yorker and Vanity Fair […]
Continue ReadingUCSA Election Results
Results are now in for the UC student elections. 1. UCSA PRESIDENT Following a count of votes I declare Mr Darcy EGAN elected. 2. UCSA EDUCATION VICE-PRESIDENT Following a count of votes I declare Mr Will REDMOND elected. 3. UCSA WELFARE OFFICER Following a count of votes I declare Mr Luke CATANIA elected. 4. UCSA […]
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Terry Watson looks to make UCSA election elementary
After seeing the 2016 UCSA as an organisation transitioning rather than achieving, second year Arts/IT student Terry Watson has put his name forward for the 2017 UCSA presidency as the head of the “Reboot your UCSA” ticket. While acting as the Welfare Officer for most of 2016, Watson lists his achievements as shining a light […]
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James Sellers wants you to buy into his UCSA
If 2016 is the year of the political outsider, then James Sellers is positioning himself as the Bernie Sanders of the UCSA election. Sitting down to chat with me, James is quietly confident that his non-political approach to politics will be the difference in this campaign, despite murmurs that he is only making up the […]
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