What’s Happening on Campus: July 2026
FUSA’s Environmental Officer Madeline King talks all things sustainability on campus.
PhD Candidates: Students or Slaves?
PhD candidates are referred to by academics as the “powerhouse” of the university.
You Too Could Be Replaced by Predictive Text
It’s 2026, so we get to be anxious about being replaced by a computer.
A non-definitive very subjective guide to Flinders female bathrooms
I rate a selection of 9 female bathrooms on the Flinders Bedford park campus, from my least to most favourite, for your convenience and information.
Meet Tania, FUSA’s new Financial Counsellor
I met FUSA’s new Financial Counsellor Tania at the coffee van for a quick chat about her new role, what financial counselling actually involves, and why students shouldn’t wait until things feel impossible before reaching out.
Haunted Nostalgia
Can the past haunt the present? Nostalgia is bittersweet, the warm memory of something that’s come before, but also the sadness of something that’s gone.
Whatever Happened to Tamagotchis?
If you were a kid in the late 1990s, chances are you remember Tamagotchis, the egg-shaped keyrings that beeped relentlessly.
Algae Bloom: SA’s coastline crisis keeps rolling in.
The Algal Bloom has transformed South Australian oceans from the once picturesque popular hangout spot to a foamy graveyard.
Frank and Henry explain: Preferential Voting
Frank and Henry Explain: Preferential Voting is a break down of how preferential voting works in South Australia, including the House of Assembly and Legislative Council ballot papers.
DreamWorks Movies peaked in the 2000s
The best thing since sliced bread graced screens in 2001, when DreamWorks dropped the best storyline focusing on tackling beauty standards with a killer soundtrack, Shrek.