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Opus Magazine
Opus has been an independent student-run publication at the University of Newcastle for more than 70 years, covering everything from student life to politics, welfare, arts and entertainment. Now a part of UNSA, it operates in both print and digital format.
Issue 16: Future
The future is here! Or, it will be. Take a look at what our contributors have to say about what 'future' means to them. Have some ideas of your own? Head to our instagram to let us know what you think in the comments, and maybe even submit a piece for our next issue! Our magazine is also now being uploaded on Issuu! Click the link below to read our mag on a whole new platform.
Click to readPoster: Passion Issue 2022
Did you miss out on our Passion issue? You can download the 'Find Your Fire' poster from the centrefold by clicking the link below! Save as a wallpaper, print at home, or just feast your eyes upon it for a brief moment. Or, visit our Instagram (@opus.unsa) to save it as your phone background!
Click to readIssue 15: Passion 2022
"Passion" can be interpreted in so many different ways, and that's what this issue is all about. With a prompt that our contributors could really sink their teeth into, this mag is a testament to all the things that make us swoon. Whether it be self-reflection, reviews, passion projects, or just a little something fun: this issue has it. Take a scroll through and see what's making your fellow students tick in 2022! (And click through to the right to check out this issue's centrefold poster).
Click to readIssue 14: SHAG Week 2022
SHAG stands for Sexual Health and Guidance and this month we're celebrating the depth and breadth of what that means to our students. Sexual safety, relationship guidance, self pleasure, and self love are all explored in this issue. We've also teamed up with some incredible student artists for this issue! Click through to check it out...
Click to readIssue 13: International Women's Day 2022
Celebrate International Women's Day 2022 with Opus! Flip through the pages of this zine to read some compelling work by some of our female and gender diverse contributors, including articles about the issues affecting women within the university, book and music recommendations, creative work, and some killer design.
Click to readIssue 12: O-Week 2022
Welcome to 2022 with Opus! This issue has everything you need to know about student life, some recommendations to keep you busy in your down time, plus extra goodies and games to keep you entertained through O-Week.
Click to readIssue 11: Final Zine 2021
This is the final zine of 2021, and hopefully our last magazine that is only released online! Enjoy the final words from Tyler as Opus Media Officer and Editor.
Click to readIssue 10: Halloween 2021
This Halloween issue is filled with recipes and reviews, reflections on old childhood favourites, a colouring in competition, a movie watch list, and more! Come have a read and be brought into the 10th issue under UNSA!
Click to readIssue 9: First Nation 2021
The first magazine by Opus to fully showcase the First Nation students as well as First Nation issues, people and places.
Click to readIssue 8: Pride Issue 2021
The annual Pride issue is here! This zine is written by our awesome queer students and allies here at the University of Newcastle. It covers queer popular culture, activism, poetry and more!
Click to readNews & Articles
Write for us
Get in touch with us today if you'd like to write for Opus Magazine
both online and in print - all UON students welcome
Send an email to unsa@newcastle.edu.au with your name, contact details
and some details on your proposed piece.
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