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Former John XXIII College Chaplain Accused of Historical Sexual Assault
Darlene Rowlands Posted On April 19, 2022


By Darlene Rowlands  Content Warning: express mentions of sexual assault and sexual harassment (SASH), institutional betrayal.   An alleged rapist lived and worked alongside ANU students on campus until as recently as 2013. He was a live-in chaplain at John […]


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The Benefits and Burdens of Anonymity: Insights of an ANU Confessions Admin
Darlene Rowlands Posted On October 30, 2021


By Darlene Rowlands  CW: brief mentions of suicide, SASH.    There are a lot of things that people would confess if it couldn’t be traced back to them. For the ANU student, nothing reflects this sentiment quite like the Facebook […]


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ANU spent $51k refurbishing Gareth Evans’ office in Melbourne
Darlene Rowlands Posted On October 21, 2021


By Darlene Rowlands  A recent Freedom of Information request (FOI) revealed that a total of $51,436 was spent by the University for refurbishing former Chancellor Gareth Evans’ Melbourne office in 2012. Evans was the ANU Chancellor from 2010 to 2020. […]


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Who Is Reformed Eshay Blake Iafeta?
Darlene Rowlands Posted On September 16, 2021


By Nathan Bow & Darlene Rowlands   A week before the 2021 ANUSA elections, a new and puzzling face entered the student politics scene. The 18-year-old, with two short months in Canberra under his belt, captured the attention of ANU […]


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ANUSA  / ANUSA Election
Four Candidates Vie for Inaugural Welfare Officer Position
Darlene Rowlands Posted On August 29, 2021


By Darlene Rowlands  CW: mental health, mentions of eating disorders. Four candidates will contest the newly created position of ANUSA Welfare Officer this election. They include Sebastian Tierney from ‘Seb for Welfare’, Sinead Winn from ‘Get Sh!t Done for ANUSA’, […]


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ANUSA  / ANUSA Election
Blake Iafeta ALSO Contests VP Against BIPOC Officer Chido Nyakuengama
Darlene Rowlands Posted On August 28, 2021


By Darlene Rowlands  CW: SASH, racism  Two candidates are running for ANUSA Vice President this year. The candidates are Chido Nyakuengama from Grassroots ANUSA, and Blake Iafeta from Do Better! with Blake Iafeta.    The Job   The ANUSA Vice […]


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“Burning Money”: Stranded Interstate Residents to Continue Paying for Rooms
Darlene Rowlands Posted On August 25, 2021


By Darlene Rowlands There are 600 ANU students currently interstate and unable to return to Canberra. Those among them who usually reside on-campus continue to be financially liable for rooms they cannot return to. As the ACT lockdown damages the […]


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ANUSA  / Live Blogs
SRC 4 Liveblog
Darlene Rowlands Posted On August 11, 2021


By Darlene Rowlands, Nathan Bow, Declan Milton, Alex Ellwood, Ali El-Zein


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Beating the Odds as a First-Generation University Student
Darlene Rowlands Posted On July 31, 2021


By Darlene Rowlands  For the ANU students who are the first in their family to undertake tertiary education, to attend university is to beat the odds. Whether or not they excel academically, or overcome significant social barriers to forge a […]


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G7 Quarantine Raises Questions On International Students Return
Darlene Rowlands Posted On June 29, 2021


By Darlene Rowlands and Alex Ellwood  A group of 30 politicians and journalists who returned from the G7 summit in England are quarantining in Davey Lodge. On 17 June, ANU students were notified that the student accommodation facility was being […]


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