By Declan Milton and Hayley Hands ANU has announced it is preparing for a transition to “full online delivery” of classes in the upcoming week. In an email to staff and students on 17 March, Vice-Chancellor Brian Schmidt stated colleges …
After almost two years, ANUSA has received the recommendations of its governance review. The review contains recommendations on many components of the organisation, including structure and composition. At SRC 1 last week, a motion was passed to create a Governance …
By Hayley Hands ANUSA’s decision to partner with a Canberra property developer JWLand as an O-Week sponsor, was heavily criticised in the comments of a since-deleted promotional post. This comes after a 4% cut to ANUSA’s overall funding for the …
By Hayley Hands Whether you’ve been busy enjoying O-Week festivities or frantically searching online for PDFs of your assigned textbooks, here’s what you might have missed. ANUSA This week, ANUSA ran a number of O-Week events including campus tours, trivia, …
By Hayley Hands Travel restrictions imposed to contain the spread of the coronavirus have caused concern about the ability of some students to commence their studies in Semester 1. The Morrison Government will deny entry to non-Australian Citizens arriving from …
By Hayley Hands ANU students joined a group of over 700 people in Garema Place on Friday to protest Scott Morrison’s leadership during the bushfire crisis. The protest also called on the Government to “fund the firies” and act on …
By Hayley Hands After two attempts to hold an OGM this year, ANUSA’s meeting last Thursday met the quorum of 40 allowing it to be held. The 2020 provisional budget was presented, along with the final reports for this …
By Hayley Hands ANU students joined other activists in Garema Place Saturday afternoon to protest the proposed religious discriminations bill. The proposed bill seeks to prohibit direct and indirect discriminations against people based on their religious belief or ‘activity’, which …
By Hayley Hands ANUSA has postponed today’s Ordinary General Meeting (OGM), citing “unforeseen circumstances”. The main items up for debate and decision had been changes to the Standing Orders and accepting the Probity Report from this year’s election. Before its …
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