By Jaiden Coonan

Political correctness is not protesting against racism, or protesting against the suppression of rights and freedoms of marginalised individuals; and nor is it stopping the use of offensive language directed at marginalised individuals.

By Nat Price

This move towards “inclusive language” is part of recent trend I’ve noticed rearing its ugly head on the political spectrum’s left wing.

By Sean Ayres

John claims that the only way that he got over this issue was to shut himself inside, pull out a bottle of cheap red and cry and drink himself to sleep.

By Sean Ayres

This comes after recent revelations that his Curtin counterparts have successfully one up-ed him by moving within the Labor-dominated Guild to disaffiliate Socialist Alternative.
The disafilliation follows allegations that the club often acts like dickheads during student elections and other campaigns.

By Sean Ayres

“It’s really sad you know, because these kids will never know that sweet taste of Sriracha mayo or the ability to buy a mediocre meal for $5 on campus”

By Sarah Smit

In breaking news today, it has been revealed that at least 16 million entirely mute Australians are hanging out at Pauline Hanson's place.

By Thomas Wendt

“Look, to be honest, I came up with the headline first, and didn’t really think about what was going to go in the article” said Thomas in a statement to himself.

By Sean Ayres

A widely-ranging conversation finally ventured into the area of campus romance as Jessica expressed her distaste at Murdoch University’s desolate dating scene.

"I'm so alone. *laughs* There's just no dating options around - decent guys never seem interested in me."

By Britney Coulson

Two words that hold so much controversy. Could this body acceptance revolution have adverse repercussions on women when they see people loving their body and realising that they, in fact, do not? 

BY LAUREN PRATT

A beautiful historical house, the Centre for Stories, is Perth’s heart for all things creative. It’s an inclusive space where you are encouraged to share your stories and learn from marginalised voices. With different events being held every month – it’s hard not to get involved, especially if you are looking for something different to do this winter!

By Brittany Asplin

Once again, my wallet was happy along with my taste buds as I found a $12 bottle of Amberley Shiraz 2017 from Margaret River, Western Australia.  I hope you guys enjoy my descent into drunkenness with a delicious bottle of red.  (Don't try this at home.  Or do.  I'm not your parent).

BY STEPHEN GREENSMITH

Fundamentally, university is an individual struggle, so it can be very easy to lose sight of the people around us. We tend to believe our actions don’t affect others, but in reality this couldn’t be further from the truth. During exam season this is particularly relevant and therefore it is important to be a good influence by helping yourself as well as others.

Being a student and finding the time, and, let’s face it, fucks to cook more than instant noodles or pasta is challenging. Over the weeks we hope to bring you a series of tried and true recipes submitted by fellow students, tested and priced by to soothe even the rumbliest of tummys.