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Israel-Gaza university protests media reports are skewed, polarised - Vimarsana News

Israel-Gaza university protests media reports are skewed, polarised

Media coverage of pro-Palestine university encampment protests has painted students as violent and racist, and largely ignored their demands.

Footy Flashbacks: A first for the Hawks and Lions - Vimarsana News

Footy Flashbacks: A first for the Hawks and Lions

Hawthorn and Brisbane will go head-to-head at Marvel Stadium for the first time.

University changes Fisher Library's public opening hours amidst ongoing student protests - Vimarsana News

University changes Fisher Library's public opening hours amidst ongoing student protests

The University of Sydney has modified the public opening hours of Fisher Library this week. As of Monday, the Library is now open to non-students and staff between 9am to 5pm, shortened from the normal 8am opening time and 8pm closing time implemented throughout the semester.

Australia hurting itself with cap on international students - Vimarsana News

Australia hurting itself with cap on international students

Last Thursday, federal politicians from major parties in Canberra targeted international students by proposing a legislation to cap their numbers each institution can admit. The decision has sparked a fierce debate across Australia.

Labor's international student cap an 'unprecedented' overreach and 'recipe for chaos', experts warn | Australian universities - Vimarsana News

Labor's international student cap an 'unprecedented' overreach and 'recipe for chaos', experts warn | Australian universities

Immigration and higher education experts say caps risk closure of universities if managed poorly and radically limit ‘student choice and university autonomy’