2024

Articles

University of Sydney media scholar receives prestigious humanities medal

Dr Olga Boichak from the Discipline of Media and Communications has received the 2024 Max Crawford Medal, Australia's most prestigious award for achievement and promise in the Humanities.

'Political nepo babies': The global rise and consequences

In an age when so-called "nepo babies" are criticised for their unfair advantages, democratic voters around the world continue to support those with familial ties to the powerful. A recent study sheds light on the pervasive phenomenon of hereditary democracy.

Philosophy grad’s success highlights the value of diverse studies

Jack Jacobs is on a stellar journey at Oxford after graduating from the University of Sydney with an Honours degree in Philosophy. He reflects on his academic studies and explores the value of the BPPE degree at Sydney.

Paris calling: Art History elective takes students abroad

Our art history students travelled to Paris to visit over 20 museums, galleries, exhibitions, and art districts. Over two weeks they uncovered one of the globe’s most vibrant cultural hubs.

New adaptation of Uncle Vanya reminds us Chekhov's play is both timeless and timely

Dr Alexander Howard, Senior Lecturer in English and Writing, reviews Australian playwright Joanna Murray-Smith's new adaptation of Uncle Vanya at Ensemble Theatre.

2024 Global Voices Scholarships

Apply for a fully funded opportunity to discuss global economic issues, development priorities, and financial policies at the International Monetary Fund/World Bank AGM in Washington, USA.

Over $8 million in research funding to Sydney ARC Future Fellows

Eight University of Sydney researchers have been awarded Australian Research Council funding in recognition of their projects tacking key research challenges.

School of Humanities recognises excellence in award ceremony

Staff, students, families and friends come together to celebrate the academic achievements of students from the School of Humanities.

Does Donald Trump really want to be a dictator?

David Smith, Associate Professor in American Politics and Foreign Policy in the Discipline of Government and International Relations, unpacks the language Donald Trump is using to address his Christian audience.

How old housing and time of use electricity rates are leaving some households worse off

New research from Dr Lee White in the School of Social and Political Sciences suggests the energy efficiency of a person's home shapes how they respond to electricity rates that vary with time of use.

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