Reviews
“Whose Play Is It Anyway?” 2026 Review
A strong collection of student plays leads NUTS’ first show of term 2
Marcus Pepperell
News
UNSW Penalised $213k by Federal Court for Underpaying Casual Academics
How UNSW Business School’s poor record keeping ended in a lengthy, expensive court case.
Reviews
Romeo and Juliet (but drunk!) review
It was with high hopes that I entered the theatre to see Romeo and Juliet (but drunk!). Drunk Shakespeare, an annual tradition for our university’s theatrical society, is often a high point of the year. I have many fond memories of being a first-year, going to see NUTS’ alcohol-infused
A Review of the Student Journalism Conference and an Exciting New Development in Student Media: The Student Media Association.
Marcus reviews his time at StuJo Con and discusses an exciting new development in the Student Media space.
Anti-Abortion Demonstration Terminated in Second Trimester
Marcus reports on a short-lived anti-abortion demonstration on Main Walkway.
The Rise of Influencers in the Federal Election
Marcus dissects the role social media played in the 2025 election, and the consequences of the increasingly online nature of democracy.
Reviews
'Whose Play Is It Anyway?' Returns for 2025
And so, it’s that time again. Winter is setting in, Sydney is lit up by Vivid, and the UNSW Theatrical Society (NUTS) is putting on a series of shorter plays written by UNSW students. I attended the performance on Thursday, June 12, catching three of the six shows that
Opinion
Why You (Yes, You) Should Write for Noise
Noise needs new volunteers to continue. Here’s how you can help out.
UNSW
UNSW Dogs Jasper and Luka Graduate
The loyal Samoyeds have completed their education after seven years on campus.
Arc Board
Arc Board Voting Opens Today!
Everything you need to know about the 2025 Arc Board election.
🗳️ 2025 Federal Election
Private School Lobby Pushes for Increased Funding As the Federal Election Kicks Off
As the federal election heats up, Marcus unpacks a lobby group's attempts to put private education centre stage.