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Jackson Robb visits the Gaza encampment at USYD and reflects on the courage of students across the world who are fighting for humanity...

Online Editor Jackson Robb discusses the verdict of the Brittany Higgins V Bruce Lehrmann Trial and the ways in which it has concerned...

Clara Kristanda rants about the CrowdStrike outage, which is elaborated on in the News section of Grapeshot’s Issue 4: FREAK. On the...

This article does not reflect the views of the Publisher or Macquarie University On the 21st of August 2024, Macquarie Students for...

Vidyani Wanigasekera praises Olivia Rodrigo for achieving what few before her have; a near-perfect sophomore album just two years after...

News Section Editor Zaynab Khuder gifts both our eyes and our ears with a beautifully curated list of her top 10 ‘unhinged’ musical...

There is perhaps no one more qualified to delve into the absurdities and successes of Andrzej Żuławski’s melodrama , Possession, than...

And who do you see as soon as you get into the Repeat Offenders section? Former Dance Moms stan account moderator Holly Mitchell in her...

Marketing Assistant Jemima Warne investigates the cost of library late fees and their potential impact on student borrowing. I’m a...

Daniela De Vera captures the belittlement of having everyday frustrations written off as menstrual delirium. Today, you want to rot in...

Sophia Kearns shares her thoughts and support for this five-member, all-female, British indie rock band’s latest album. The Last Dinner...

Section Editor and animal enthusiast Kayleigh Greig invites you into the realm of crazy female critters, from mole-rat monarchs to...

Tanisha Shah discusses the controversy around cooking and modern hesitance to learn typically “female” skills. “Girls these days just don’t want to cook anymore.” As a brown Gen-Z woman, I have heard this phrase from pretty much everyone. But, thankfully for them, my mom “trained” me well to know how to cook. I mean, don’t I get a little credit for all the crying I did on Facetime for not understanding the recipes or accidentally ruining the dishes? However, to be honest, I d

Towers of beaming light loomed over her. Light that would never be seen by the line of forty-nine men behind her. All unable to see,...

*I* All that glamorous music and expensive furniture under that crystal light of the central hotel of the Darling Bay used to entrap all...

In our little store, My parents and my siblings, Lived and worked. But there must be more than Living and dying in this village. When the...

Baba Yaga wasn’t the sharp-toothed witch that lived in a shrunken hut in the woods. Baba Yaga was my grumpy old Russian neighbour from...

“Mommy’s just going away for a little while.” The first time I heard those words, alarm bells rang in my head. Back then, we were still...

The first time I laid eyes on you, all those months ago, something deeply profound happened to my body. Something inexplicable. Something...

Not long after I first heard her name, I began to see her. She was the shadow on the rooftop, the eyes that glittered in the dark, the...

She had glossy black hair that fell in waves well past her shoulders to sit in mosaics across her back. Her name was Alexa and she was...

In the ocean of priorities, many of us collectively gaze, We pluck bright seaweed, Fresh and green, in the glare of our sight. Yet we...

Paul only paid half a mind to his boss droning through the computer in his home office. Instead he watched from the cramped window as his...