OP-ED: A CR*PPLING APPROACH TO DISABILITY REPRESENTATION Pelican13 April 2018 I’m a person with a sensory disability – one with a community, a unique language, history, and culture. I am disabled, yes, but even I know that the word ‘cr*pple’ is not for me. Campus AffairsVoice0 Comments549 views
Hosting the Dalai Lama so 2015 Pelican2 April 2018 While the motion changes nothing tangible, it sets a strange standard for how we manage political sensitivities with other groups on campus. PoliticsVoice1 Comment2038 views
The State of UWA Student Politics Pelican18 January 2018 News just in: Guild politics is a hot mess. This is surprising to absolutely nobody, but it’s worth taking stock of how truly messy politics at UWA has become... Campus AffairsPoliticsUncategorisedVoice0 Comments1037 views
Changing the Course: Pelican takes a closer look at the HRC’s revealing report Pelican4 September 2017 36% of those surveyed witnessed sexual harassment at UWA in 2016, a figure substantially higher than the 25% mean across the other universities surveyed. In 70% of cases, the perpetrator of most recent sexual harassment was a fellow student from UWA. In 78% of cases, the perpetrator was male. Campus AffairsVoice0 Comments169 views
The Save the Children Book Sale Preparations: 2017 Pelican18 August 2017 The Pelican team talks you through how they prepared for the Save The Children Book Sale this year. UncategorisedVoice0 Comments182 views
All the art in the UWA student guild offices ranked in terms of how much it withers my soul Pelican27 June 2017 My name is Harry and I am the Arts editor of this magazine. This is an extremely prestigious position and I do not take it lightly. It is a privilege to explo... Uncategorised0 Comments557 views
UWA Goes Public With ATAR Data In Ongoing Bid to Claw Back Prestige and Trust Pelican10 August 2016 Making good on its promise to the government's Higher Education Standards panel earlier this year, UWA has moved towards greater transparency on its admissions process. Kate Prendergast reports. Voice1 Comment241 views
What I Want to Wear to Graduation Pelican26 May 2016 "The regalia I want when I graduate next year need be clear-eyed about the history here, for history provides the bedrock from which one can live a good life." Robert Wood gives his vision of a university which acknowledges rather than effaces its Indigenous heritage; which looks beyond the colonial symbolism and practices still entrenched in Australia's institutions of learning. Voice0 Comments37 views
Pelican Speaks to Majdi Fal Pelican6 December 2015 Earlier today, a pig’s head was found in a UWA bathroom adjacent to a prayer room and community space used predominantly by Muslim students. When Majdi Fal di... Voice0 Comments18 views
Hard Times: What Socialist Alternative Can Learn from Wrestling Pelican6 August 2015 The first thing you notice about the Socialist Alternative-led protest against cuts to Arts majors is that none of its speakers, despite their presumed experien... Voice0 Comments31 views
