On Thursday 11th September, University of Melbourne’s (UniMelb) student magazine Farrago celebrated its 100th birthday in a centenary gala, hosted at the Trades Hall. The gala was attended by over 160 people, including current Farrago editors, contributors, and readers, as well as Farrago and UniMelb alumni. Farrago is the oldest student publication in Australia, having been founded in 1925 at UniMelb, originally as a weekly newspaper. Farrago Editor Mathilda Stewart spoke about the necessity of student media to report on threats to campus free speech, particularly concerning protests against the genocide in Gaza. To another 100!”As part of its centenary celebrations Farrago is hosting an exhibition titled ‘Farrago 100: Showcasing a Century of Student Media’ from 18th September to 10th October.