The last day of conference began with voting for NUS positions. As only delegates voted, the morning was left for relaxing and sleep ins. There was only one ses...
Just when you thought the NUS National Conference couldn’t get any more chaotic, I woke yesterday morning to a fire alarm! Dragging myself out of bed and of cou...
Tuesday started strong (or loud) with the Student Unity faction chanting “We have the numbers!”; the numbers being that they have majority on the conference flo...
In August this year, the Amazon rainforest was enveloped in flames for the pursuit of farmable land. Since 2018, President Jair Bolsonaro has led the nation int...
Newly elected Accessibility Officer, Dylan Botica, has been at Curtin since 2017. Studying a double degree in Psychology and Commerce, with majors in Human Reso...
An image of a dumpster, a blurred painting of a wall and an LSD-ridden secret society that believes to be in conversations with dolphins. Like all art, these se...
Concetta (Connie) Martelli has been elected as the new representative of the Humanities Faculty. Having been elected unopposed, Martelli doesn’t want to waste a...
Elected unopposed, Fatma Sehic, a second year Data Science major, is the next representative of the Science and Engineering Faculty. Despite only starting at Cu...
On September 6 a private message was sent to Grok Editor, Amber Weir, about her recent article on the Curtin party Revive. Sent by Dylan Botica, Illuminate cand...
Next year’s Queer Officer, already elected unopposed, is Bry Jagoe. Jagoe has been a Social Work student since 2017 and has plans to do Honours and then a postg...
