“Where I stand is still unclear. I feel torn between who I am.” - Fizza Mirjalili

“Can true identity be, if no one can see? And who am I really if no one can tell me?” - Jackson McFarlane

“I don’t remember how my dad survived that test of identity on that day, but the memory stayed on in my mind because it helped me understand that one’s identity is situational and has multiple attributes.” - Ruwandini Ranatunga

“We almost certainly need our bodies to exist in this world, but is that all we consist of? All we are? Can it change without changing who we are?” - Leah Holden

“To be human is to have so many diversifying factors, that you never truly fit under the right category.” - Ghaida Moria

“For a lot of us, cultivating our own identities has been an essential yet complicated journey that we have embarked on since the highly turbulent hell known as adolescence.” - Jessica Lander

“This  tension  caused  me  to  leave  Melbourne  in  order  to  explore  my  identities  and  I  embarked  on  a  seven  month  long  journey” - Vasili Pittas

“If you want to help ensure university campuses are safe and inclusive spaces for all, you can sign the petition here: https://www.megaphone.org.au/petitions/stop-deadnaming-at-universities”

-Callum Burkitt

In this “listicle”, Fatma Turac responds to a previous Rabelais article on voting, providing an argument as to why Australians should make their voices heard this election and head to the polling booths.

In this fiery opinion piece Daniel Saunders goes through all arguments for compulsory voting and rebuts them, concluding that potential voters should in fact not vote at all this election.

"Say for instance, what if a business hub that has been bustling since 1970 (that’s over 50 years), is now battling – what can only be called – savage gentrification."

- Fatma Turac

The COVID-safe Melbourne contingent will meet at the State Library of Victoria at 1pm November 6 - be there and bring your friends.

In 2014, a video went viral where a woman spent 10 hours walking in silence in NYC getting catcalled. Whistles, winks, honks and body-shaming comments have been part of a growing culture of street harassment for many years.

Australia’s Biosecurity Act 2015, its International Civil and Political Rights Article 3(4) derogation, and the consequential violation of human rights.

Ted Hui, former Hong Kong legislator, provides an exclusive insight into Hong Kong's situation and the National Security Law.

A light-hearted but equally critical look at Scott Morrison's hair.

One year on, mass protests are alive and well.

A Global Climate Strike is happening this Friday, 21/5. Meet the LTU Students for Climate Justice Contingent at the State Library at 12pm.

Dyscalculia specifically affects the economics portion of my PPE degree, numbers on the page turn into a soup of digits that are virtually unfathomable!

The experience of studying online was kinder to me than most, thanks especially to my Creative Arts degree: writers are already goblins who are rarely seen outside their dwellings and without their laptop.