A university college has been waiting more than two years for the government to approve a restructure of its council after an initiation scandal in , in which a student was nearly killed.
A female student almost died during an initiation ritual at The University of Sydney's St John's College, in which she was pressured to drink a toxic cocktail of sour milk, dog food, shampoo, Tabasco sauce and alcohol. Sydney University's St John's College pictured has been waiting more than two years for the government to approve a restructure of its council after an initiation scandal in Female students spoke out about earlier this month about a shocking case of 'slut shaming' after promiscuous students were named and shamed in a Wesley College journal that details their sexual habits.
Female students spoke out earlier this month about a shocking case of 'slut shaming' after promiscuous students were named and shamed in a university journal that details their sexual habits.
Producers of the Wesley College journal have been slammed by students at Sydney University after including a section named 'The Rackweb' - an intricate map that reveals details about the sex life of women on campus, Pulp reported. College heads will meet with university Vice-Chancellor Michael Spence and former sex discrimination officer Elizabeth Broderick to figure out how to handle the latest concerns about college culture, The Sydney Morning Herald reported.
Past students of the college elect all 18 positions. A female student almost died during an initiation ritual at The University of Sydney's St John's College, in which she was pressured to drink a toxic cocktail of sour milk, dog food, shampoo, Tabasco sauce and alcohol stock image.
