Study Group Australia, the company responsible for the running of ANU College, has lost their accreditation to provide vocational training. The company is currently under assessment by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency, the outcome of which will determine […]
ANU has released a list of exam venues for this semester which included both on and off campus locations. One of the off campus locations is up to 25 minutes walking distance from campus. Due to the Kambri (formerly Union […]
International student fees will increase at ANU by an average of 9.5% in 2018, up from 5% the year before, while domestic fees will remain at current levels. International students already pay substantially more for their degrees in Australia than […]
SRC will vote on whether ANUSA should reaccredit to the National Union of Students (NUS) on Tuesday 20 March. In the lead up, observers sent by ANUSA to the National Conference (NatCon) have recommended reaccreditation, while the Liberal Club Treasurer […]
Students can now vote for the names for three streets and one teaching building in the Kambri redevelopment, from a list of women who had a role in “shaping” ANU. Candidates include the first woman to graduate from ANU and the […]
Jason Pover & Eliza Croft ANU announced plans for a $25,000 a year scholarship associated with a proposed Bachelor of Western Civilization on Tuesday, subject to student consultation. The announcement occurred at a forum for staff and student feedback, where […]
ANU student Anthony Joe has been selected to represent Australia in Badminton at this year’s Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast. Joe is in his fourth year of an Engineering degree at ANU. He told Observer he began playing badminton […]
The ANU Union, student-run financial institution without current operational capacity, has seen no competition in its 2018 election. Typically controlled by members of the Labor Students Club, this election saw four Labor-affiliated students and one independent go unopposed. Thomas Lindenmayer, […]
Jason Pover and Eliza Croft ANU has entered discussions with the Ramsay Centre to offer a degree in ‘Western Civilisation’. CASS will host a forum on Tuesday to discuss the proposed programme, which has been met with mixed reactions from […]
Content Warning: Sexual assault and harassment, institutional betrayal. After the Australian Human Rights Commision report put sexual assault and sexual harassment on campus under the spotlight, ANU has sought to position itself as a swift responder to the issue. The […]
