Tag: University of Sydney
Sarajevo’s solace
An early memory of growing up in Sarajevo flashes from my days in kindergarten less than a decade after the 1423-day siege the city...
How calligraphy gave Jingbo Ho a second go at life
“I'm 85 years old, but I think my life is still wonderful and full now, and that's what calligraphy gives me."
When Jingbo Ho talks...
Voices on the air, on the edge
“It’s taken a lot of lamingtons and raffle tickets to get to where we are now.”
David Lewis is proudly patting an elaborate switchboard surrounded...
Heritage huts in Royal National Parks: Invasive pests or historical treasures?
Beaches broken by rolling hillsides form the coastal track, a distraction from sore wandering legs. Beach huts scatter through the grassy hills like a...
In women’s gymnastics pressure is just another force
There are small things that remain, five and a half years since throwing in the towel.
Things which have showed such an unexpected endurance I’d...
What an Aboriginal Wellbeing Program taught me about being Chinese
It’s January 2021 and I’m being interviewed for an elective I want to take at uni: Service
Learning in Indigenous Communities (SLIC). I’m a little...
Newsroom: Peter Charley, deputy director Al Jazeera Investigative Unit
Peter Charley, deputy director of the global Al Jazeera Investigative Unit, joined the MECO Newsroom at the University of Sydney as guest speaker this...
Newsroom: Megan Palin
Megan Palin is an award-winning journalist and US Correspondent based in New York. She has covered stories ranging from the 2020 US presidential election...
Shanxi Province celebrates 4th Chinese Farmers’ Harvest Festival
Apple production and sales in Taigu District are booming this year.
Compared with previous years, apples are not only selling well in China but also...
Sonic Disobedience: Christine Sun Kim’s nap disturbance
“I am trying to be unfamiliar with what I'm doing.” ― John Cage
Christine Sun Kim was born deaf to hearing parents. As her parents...
