Share your thoughts on the Campus Access Policy

The Uni’s new Campus Access Policy requires all staff, students and visitors to seek permission for common student activities including:

• events
• protests or actions
• temporary structures, such as a stall or information booth
• using a megaphone or having amplified music, such as through a Bluetooth speaker
• using cooking equipment not provided by the University
• attaching banners or signs to University buildings, fences etc.

The policy also totally bans protests inside buildings, use of megaphones inside buildings, and encampments or occupations on University grounds. This policy could affect a range of student activities from free student lunches or BBQs, to student demonstrations.

We want to know what you think of the Campus Access Policy. How do you think it will affect your time at Usyd? Complete our survey to let us know. The survey should take 5 minutes and is confidential.

Our response to the Campus Access Policy

The new Campus Access Policy has sparked debate among students and staff, as it exerts unprecedented control over student activity. Read our full statement on the Campus Access Policy.