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

Email: [email protected]
Twitter: https://twitter.com/honi_soit

"god, if she could see me now"Gracie Allen remembers.
17/09/2025

"god, if she could see me now"

Gracie Allen remembers.

god, if she could see me now

“Maybe we try our luck with pornography.”Sophie Bagster gets nosy.
17/09/2025

“Maybe we try our luck with pornography.”

Sophie Bagster gets nosy.

“Maybe we try our luck with pornography.”

"Listening to music in a language that isn’t your own means surrendering the safety net of your mother tongue, and allow...
17/09/2025

"Listening to music in a language that isn’t your own means surrendering the safety net of your mother tongue, and allowing your body to react purely to the sound."

Imogen Sabey danse.

Listening to music in a language that isn’t your own means surrendering the safety net of your mother tongue, and allowing your body to react purely to the sound.

"Beatles conversion therapy: because being gay is okay, but hating the Beatles…?"Felicity Errington and Cormac Herron ar...
17/09/2025

"Beatles conversion therapy: because being gay is okay, but hating the Beatles…?"

Felicity Errington and Cormac Herron are Beatles fans... maybe.

Beatles conversion therapy: because being gay is okay, but hating the Beatles…?

"It’s a phenomenon that pervades every kind of relationship – men I’m involved with, platonically, romantically, male re...
17/09/2025

"It’s a phenomenon that pervades every kind of relationship – men I’m involved with, platonically, romantically, male relatives, total strangers. It matters that they think the music I listen to is good."

Bibi O Loghlin is picking the music.

There’s a guy sitting at the bar, about my age, dressed in that checkered shirt and baggy jeans combo that has become ubiquitous amongst guys under thirty. He’s drinking the negroni I made him and I’m scrolling through the iPod that controls the music. What should I choose? Radiohead? The Smit...

"I cough until my throat burns, gag on the aftertaste, wonder if my lungs already resent me for the theatre I’ve enliste...
17/09/2025

"I cough until my throat burns, gag on the aftertaste, wonder if my lungs already resent me for the theatre I’ve enlisted them in."

Ananya Thirumalai takes a drag.

I cough until my throat burns, gag on the aftertaste, wonder if my lungs already resent me for the theatre I’ve enlisted them in.

"A singular 100mg tablet does not just carry chemicals in it, it harbours the promise of being fixed. OR If our sufferin...
17/09/2025

"A singular 100mg tablet does not just carry chemicals in it, it harbours the promise of being fixed. OR If our suffering comes from a position of rawness that no human is ever immune to, real healing has to be from a place of working through that vulnerability."

Anonymous gets medicated.

A singular 100mg tablet does not just carry chemicals in it, it harbours the promise of being fixed. OR If our suffering comes from a position of rawness that no human is ever immune to, real healing has to be from a place of working through that vulnerability.

"At Carslaw, under lights that never sleep, I sit in my pair of jeans — half a world away, still damp from rain. The hub...
17/09/2025

"At Carslaw, under lights that never sleep, I sit in my pair of jeans — half a world away, still damp from rain. The hub rattles with construction behind the partitions and beside me sits the girl: still hunched, weaving, fighting to breathe."

Sahiba Tasnia Tanushree threads the history of denim.

At Carslaw, under lights that never sleep, I sit in my pair of jeans — half a world away, still damp from rain. The hub rattles with construction behind the partitions and beside me sits the girl: still hunched, weaving, fighting to breathe.

"We hear it often: ‘Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.’ But for anyone starting fresh, whether you’ve crossed ...
17/09/2025

"We hear it often: ‘Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.’ But for anyone starting fresh, whether you’ve crossed oceans or just suburbs, imitation becomes a silent negotiator, a quiet bargain between belonging and self-erasure."

Mehar Chugh is done copying you.

My first day at university felt like a performance. My accent shifted, sharpening its ‘r’s that had always been softer. At a cafe, with people I hope will become my friends, I order a latte, despite longing for the lingering, uncompromising bitterness of a long black. Later, when someone asks my...

"Even well-intentioned efforts to make universities work for the public good risk unacceptably undermining their indepen...
17/09/2025

"Even well-intentioned efforts to make universities work for the public good risk unacceptably undermining their independence. Viewing universities as means to a public end can easily bleed into prescriptiveness about the courses they offer and a reductionism about their social roles."

Anonymous has a bad taste in their mouth.

Even well-intentioned efforts to make universities work for the public good risk unacceptably undermining their independence. Viewing universities as means to a public end can easily bleed into prescriptiveness about the courses they offer and a reductionism about their social roles.

"The Orwellian phrase “War is Peace” seems to adorn each American foreign ‘operation’. The Iran-Contra Affair was no dif...
17/09/2025

"The Orwellian phrase “War is Peace” seems to adorn each American foreign ‘operation’. The Iran-Contra Affair was no different and to this day, this is the norm of American militarism."

Calista Burrowes resists Iran-Contra.

The Orwellian phrase “War is Peace” seems to adorn each American foreign ‘operation’. The Iran-Contra Affair was no different and to this day, this is the norm of American militarism.

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