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Students call for SRC’s autonomy to be safeguarded as USyd announces review of SRC activities – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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University of Sydney students have organised a petition to call for the autonomy of the Students’ Representative Council to be protected. This comes as the Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor released a statement condemning the decision to allow the ‘Globalise the Intifada’ ticket to contest the student elections as “totally unacceptable”. Chancellor David Thodey and Vice-Chancellor Mark Scott released a statement on 29th September saying the University will commission an independent review on matter
Students vote overwhelmingly to cut ties with genocide: 2026 SRC Election Day 3 – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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Students have voted overwhelmingly in the referendum to cut ties with genocide. The referendum for USyd to cut ties with Israeli universities passed with a staggering majority, with 4,137 students voting in the election and of that 3,554 voting YES, or 92 per cent of formal votes cast (86 per cent of all votes cast). In 2024, the SRC organised a Student General Meeting where over 600 students overwhelmingly voted for USyd to cut ties with genocide. In response, the University of Sydney claimed t
Globalise the [redacted]: 2026 SRC Election Day 2 – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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1379 students voted across the course of the second day of the election, with booths opening at Fisher Library, Manning, and the Conservatorium. The majority of students voted at Fisher Library (814) followed by Jane Foss Russell (491). 74 students voted at the Conservatorium. Street pulled ahead, ending day 2 with a 39.5 per cent primary vote in the polls. Cavalerie and Searle’s votes held steady at 31 per cent and 23 per cent respectively. Carnsew’s vote share declined to 3.3 per cent. Those t
2026 SRC Election: The Quiz – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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Candidates were presented with 11 items from the University of Sydney NTEU branch log of claims and items from log of claims at other NTEU branches. Four items were from non-Sydney NTEU branch log of claims. Candidates were asked to identify claims that were being pushed for by the USyd branch. A point was given for every correct claim identified up to a maximum of six points. A point was deducted if a non-Sydney claim was put on the list. The final score may not dip below zero points. ‘Correct’
2026 SRC Election: Ava Cavalerie Interview Transcript – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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Ava Cavalerie was interviewed by Honi Soit on 2nd September, 2026 by editors Anastasia Dale, Alastair Panzarino, and Victor Zhang. Read Cavalerie’s profile here. HS: What’s your name, degree, and faction? AC: My name is Ava Cavalerie. I’m in my second year, studying Politics, Philosophy, and Economics (PPE), and my faction is the Student Left. AC: I nominated for president because I fundamentally believe that the SRC can do much better for students. I think that currently the SRC neglects a majo
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