Honi Soit, a democratically elected student publication, displayed the edited image on the front cover of this week's paper and underneath a headline which read: "Queen dead, Charles next". The ...

A TRAVEL story published in an Australian university magazine has sparked a fierce backlash, with politicians and commentators deeming it “disgusting”. The article, published in University of Sydney ...

The editors of an elite student newspaper have been slammed for 'capitulating to the Chinese Communist Party' after withdrawing a story on two academics' association to the Chinese government. Honi ...

A NEWSPAPER run by students at Sydney University has ruffled some feathers after encouraging people to skip out on public transport fees. The publication, Honi Soit, has been run by student’s at the ...

The University of Sydney's student magazine is refusing to remove a controversial article that both praises North Korea and was written by a former tutor that's been accused of antisemitism. Honi Soit ...

The University of Sydney’s student newspaper is being slammed for photoshopping an image of Queen Elizabeth in the morgue. It was published in the Uni paper, Honi Soit and the image is clearly ...

Ever watch a video that hits so close to home, you can't help but click refresh and watch it again? Here's one of those. A finalist at this year's Tropfest — the world's largest short film festival — ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Federal Education Minister Alan Tudge has attacked Sydney University’s student newspaper for taking down a report revealing academics’ ...

A recent edition of the University of Sydney’s student newspaper Honi Soit included articles that no one could mistake for conservative. There was a “queer, anti-capitalist love letter” to the video ...

This week, Labor MP Tim Watts upheld his party’s 30-year revulsion for a tertiary education that is free. In a tweet aimed not just at Sydney University student newspaper Honi Soit but the approach ...

Last week, a bright and bland advert for North Korea found its way onto the pages of the University of Sydney’s student newspaper Honi Soit. Written by PhD candidate and former tutor Jay Tharapell, it ...