Honi Soit

Honi Soit The University of Sydney’s student newspaper since 1929. On Gadigal Land. Honi Soit is a weekly newspaper distributed free to all Sydney University campuses.

Honi Soit plays a vital role in enriching Sydney University's campus community by giving a voice to student issues and interests. Each edition incorporates a variety of satirical and serious articles with regular features and columns. At least four autonomous editions are published each year: Women's Honi, Q***r Honi, Disability Honi, Autonomous Collective Against Racism (ACAR) Honi. Applications to write or create art for Honi in 2025 will be open soon! Feel free to email us with any pitches/prospective ideas for the time being (and watch out for expressions of interests which are opening soon shhh...)

2025 editors:
Purny Ahmed
Mehnaaz Hossain
Ondine Karpinellison
Ellie Robertson
Imogen Sabey
Charlotte Sakar
William Winter
Victor Zhang

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Twitter: https://twitter.com/honi_soit

Students have voted overwhelmingly in the referendum to cut ties with genocide. The referendum for USyd to cut ties with...
24/09/2026

Students have voted overwhelmingly in the referendum to cut ties with genocide.

The referendum for USyd to cut ties with Israeli universities passed with a staggering majority, with 4,137 students voting in the election and of that 3,554 voting YES, or 92 per cent of formal votes cast (86 per cent of all votes cast).

Honi is confident that Grace Street (Grassroots) will be provisionally elected as 99th SRC president for her second term. Election staff have not called the election yet, however the preferences from Vieve Carnsew and Emma Searle votes are likely to flow to Street.

Overall, Street won 41 per cent of the primary vote, followed by Ava Cavalerie (NLS) at 30.5 per cent, Emma Searle (SAlt) at 20 per cent, and Vieve Carnsew (Solidarity) at 2.88 per cent.

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Week 8 Culture is out now! 🎶📖Read in print 🗞️ or online 💻
24/09/2026

Week 8 Culture is out now! 🎶📖

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Week 8 Campus is out now!Read in print 🗞️ or online 💻
24/09/2026

Week 8 Campus is out now!

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Week 8 Opinion is out now! 🗣️Read in print 🗞️ or online 💻
23/09/2026

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Week 8 News is out now! 📰 Read in print 🗞️ or online 💻
23/09/2026

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made an intervention during the 2026 Students’ Representative Council elections, condemn...
23/09/2026

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made an intervention during the 2026 Students’ Representative Council elections, condemning the name of a pro-Palestine ticket ‘Globalise the Intifada’.

Activist group Solidarity is contesting the annual student elections under the ticket name ‘Globalise the Intifada’ and pushing for students to vote in a referendum to sever institutional ties between the university and Israel.

Some election materials from the ticket, placed outside of designated areas, have also been removed by the University.

A spokesperson for the University said: “Everyone should feel like they belong on our campuses and we take seriously the distress reported by members of our community. Lawful political expression is an important part of university life, but it must be balanced with our responsibility to protect the psychosocial and physical safety of our community.

“We have taken immediate action in response to complaints about this SRC election ticket and materials and are removing relevant material displayed outside authorised areas; we’ve also asked the independent SRC Electoral Officer to explain how the ticket name was assessed and approved under the SRC’s constitutional and regulatory framework.”

‘Globalise the Intifada’ campaigner Vieve Carsnew, who is contesting the SRC presidency, said that the phrase is not illegal in NSW.

“‘Globalise the Intifada’ is a call for action to free Palestine and end the violence and genocide of Israel’s occupation,” Vieve Carnsew said.

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Week 7 Feature is out now!Read in print 🗞️ or online 💻
23/09/2026

Week 7 Feature is out now!

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Week 8: “No Rest for the Wicked” is now yours!Front Cover: Mickie Quick Grab a copy on campus 🗞️ or read online now 💻
22/09/2026

Week 8: “No Rest for the Wicked” is now yours!

Front Cover: Mickie Quick

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Week 7 Campus & Analysis are out now! Read in print 🗞️ or online 💻
16/09/2026

Week 7 Campus & Analysis are out now!

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