Michael Turvey & Eliza Croft “LIFT ANUSA”, a ticket contesting the 2017 student election, will launch next week. Current Vice President Eleanor Kay will seek the Presidency. Lift joins Shake Up ANUSA as the second serious election ticket. Like Shake […]
Nominations are yet to open for this year’s ANUSA election, and yet one ticket – Nick Xenophon Team 4 ANUSA (NXT), widely believed to be a joke ticket – has already met with controversy. They have been sent a warning […]
The ANU Observer is winding down for exam period and the break. We have a few more stories in the works for your procrastination pleasure, but we’ve all worked really hard this semester, and we all need to focus on […]
Boost will not be juicing next semester, as the store was denied a place in the Pop-Up Village. This comes after controversy surrounding the cafe’s owner, including allegations of misogyny and racism. The Campus Bakery, Zambrero and the Co-op bookshop […]
Students have taken a bow in the Arts Centre for the last time, as the theatre’s final shows ended on Saturday night. The Arts Centre will be demolished next semester as part of the Union Court Redevelopment. Demolition of the […]
This story contains mention of sexual and physical assault, discrimination, and mental health issues. Michael Turvey & Eliza Croft Students expressed anger and disappointment with Residential Hall decision-making last night, after SRC received a report criticising the unilateral power of Heads […]
GP availability and counselling services will be expanded in the Union Court redevelopment, with ANU announcing today that the National Health Co-op (NHC) will run a new “health and wellness centre”. ANU students will receive free NHC membership starting next […]
This story contains mention of sexual harassment. Burton and Garran Hall has been thrust into the spotlight in the past fortnight, with national news organisations reporting on the now-infamous ‘Eagle Rock’ incident. This coverage has been to the dismay, and […]
Skanda Panditharatne, Eliza Croft, & Michael Turvey The long and controversial saga of the Men’s Network attempting to affiliate as a Club is over. The Clubs Council voted almost unanimously to affiliate, with 5 votes against and 5 abstentions. In […]
Fenner Hall will likely move to Union Court in 2019, in a new, low-cost building next to Sullivan’s Creek. The ANU appears to have scrapped plans to move Fenner to SA5, the building currently occupied by Bruce, after community backlash, […]
