The KOI Art Club invites all students to join our weekly creative sessions a space to relax, express yourself, and connect with fellow art enthusiasts.Each week brings something new: from sketching and watercolor painting to digital art and collaborative projects. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, this is your chance to learn, share,
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Kickstart your trimester with one of King’s Own Institute’s finest traditions! Hosted by the KOI Student Society (KOISS) and the Student Engagement Office, Welcome Week is five action-packed days designed to help you make lifelong friends, explore Sydney, and settle into campus life with confidence. Whether you are a new or returning student, come along
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T126 is almost over, and it’s time to celebrate the people who make the KOI community thrive. On Friday, 5 June, we are leaving the campus behind for a full-day recharge. This event is exclusively for our KOISS members, Club Leaders, Volunteers, and Alumni. It’s a day to trade the responsibilities of leadership for a
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Explore the World in One Place – KOI Cultural Awareness Fair Trimester 1’s Feature Event is almost here. Get ready for a vibrant celebration of culture, connection, and community on campus. Final dates coming soon – stay tuned. What’s happening? We are hosting 5 Continent Booths – Asia, Africa, America, Europe, and Oceania. Each booth
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T126: Week 09 Feeling burnt out from studying and spending too much time indoors? This volunteering opportunity helps Sydney students recharge, build practical skills, and connect with a like-minded community. Urban farming initiatives are becoming increasingly important in cities like Sydney, where sustainability and community engagement are growing priorities. Sydney City Farm offers hands-on sessions
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Event Description Experience the magic of Sydney Christmas with NSW’s tallest Christmas tree featuring 110,000 LED lights and 15,000 Australian native flowers. Enjoy nightly choir performances, dazzling light shows every 15 minutes from 8pm-midnight, and festive displays across Martin Place, Pitt Street Mall, and George Street. Free community event with special village performances at Green
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[T126] Feeling stuck in a routine and looking for something different to do midweek or on weekends? This vibrant market gives Sydney students a relaxed space to explore local culture, eat well, and socialise without breaking the bank. Set within the lively Entertainment Quarter precinct, EQ Markets have become a weekly community hotspot blending food,
Discover Sydney’s most enchanting free outdoor cinema experience! Every Wednesday night from November 2025 through February 2026, settle in under the stars for complimentary film screenings in the heart of The Rocks’ historic laneways. Event Details Time: 5:30pm – 9:00pm (Gates open 5:30pm | Film starts 7:00pm) Getting Here: Short walk from Circular Quay |
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[T226: Week 3] Feeling burnt out from study and missing a proper social escape with music and friends? This high-energy music event gives Sydney students a chance to unwind, connect, and recharge through live electronic performances. Electric Island Sideshow is part of the global rise of electronic dance music culture, bringing internationally recognised DJs and
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Alchemy rainforest Sydney is a perfect escape for students feeling stuck in a repetitive study routine and looking for a refreshing break in the city. This immersive exhibition gives Sydney university students a chance to recharge, explore creativity, and reconnect with nature without leaving the CBD. The alchemy rainforest Sydney experience transforms The Calyx into a lush indoor
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KOI Student Society acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, Traditional Custodians of the land where our Sydney community learns, works and connects, and the Awabakal and Worimi peoples, Traditional Custodians of the lands of our Newcastle community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and recognise their continuing connection to Country.
