Daleks invaded campus on Wednesday, but were kind enough to let students control them. The infamous Doctor Who antagonists were brought in by the Science Communication Society. Students were able to drive them around the Chemistry Courtyard for a $5 […]
Eliza Croft & Skanda Panditharatne Content Warning: this article contains detailed descriptions of violence An ANU student, Alex Ophel, faced court this morning following yesterday’s baseball bat attack at Copland. Four people injured in the attack are recovering. The alleged […]
All dogs are good dogs, Observer can confirm. ANU students were lucky enough to have visits from a variety of extremely good dogs to help weather the trials of elections. These floofs proved useful for both recently harangued voters and […]
Content Warning: This article contains discussion of sexual assault, sexual assault advocacy and discussion of responses to sexual assault. Michael Turvey & Eliza Croft ANUSA President James Connolly denounced the “politicisation” of sexual assault today, in reference to a recent […]
All votes in the ANUSA Election for Gen Rep and NUS delegates cast between 7:05 and 8:05 on Monday night have been cancelled after it was discovered some candidates could not be voted for. The glitch affected Stand Apart and […]
Content Warning: this artical contains mention of mental illness and eating disorders Counselling Centre wait times are a perennial issue, and university academics sometimes do the wrong thing. Three candidates want to solve these issues – Tess Masters, Maddison Perkins, […]
Anya Bonan and Mariana Segaram are running for ANUSA Social Officer with Shake Up and Lift respectively. The pair have common goals – accessibility, increased feedback opportunities, and engaging with international and off-campus students – but are presenting a variety […]
Eliza Croft & Michael Turvey The election for Queer* Officer will have four names on the ballot; the first contested election in several years. Matthew Mottola, Swagata Ghosal, Celeste Sandstrom, and Sumi Venketasubramanian have announced their intention to run. What […]
Content warning: this article contains discussion of sexual assault and sexual harassment ANU students demanded to be heard and supported at the ‘Speak Out and Sit-in’ event today. The demonstration was a response to the AHRC report on university sexual […]
Eliza Croft, Michael Turvey & Adeline Tinessia Content Warning: This article contains discussion of sexual assault and sexual harassment. The Australian Human Rights Commission’s (AHRC) report on sexual assault and sexual harassment (SASH ) at universities was released at 10am […]
