On 4 July 2025, Bryson Constable (in College 2022–24) concluded his term as President of the University of Sydney Union (USU), marking the end of a remarkable chapter in student leadership.
The St Paul’s College community extends its warmest congratulations to Bryson for his outstanding service and dedication to the University of Sydney student body. His leadership on the USU Board—and most recently as President—has been defined by vision, integrity, and impact.
The USU, Australia’s premier student union, delivers over $35 million in services annually to more than 50,000 members. Under Bryson’s leadership, the organisation achieved several historic milestones. Together with his executive team of Ben Hines, Julia Lim, and James Dwyer, Bryson championed a vision of long-term sustainability and reform. Key achievements during his presidency include:
- Incorporation of the USU — completing a project 35 years in the making
- Launch of the 2025–28 Strategic Plan
- Organisational restructuring to align with strategic goals
- Introduction of the USU’s first-ever:
- Reconciliation Action Plan
- Disability Inclusion Action Plan
- Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Strategy
- Campus-wide infrastructure investments to enhance the student experience
Reflecting on his term, Bryson shared:
“It has been an honour to serve and learn in this role alongside some truly remarkable staff ably led by Janina Jancu. I know the organisation is in good stead to move from strength to strength over the coming years, and I wish incoming President Phan Vu well.”
Bryson continues a proud tradition of Paulines contributing to student leadership at the University. We thank him for his service and look forward to seeing what he accomplishes next.