Nominations are now open for Executive positions on The ANU Observer in 2018! You can nominate for the positions of Secretary, Treasurer, News Editor or Digital Editor. Editorial positions require nominees to hold previous roles within Observer, but any student […]
Content warning: violence, mental health, disturbing content. Alex Ophel, who allegedly attacked students with a baseball bat at ANU, left a series of videos and a post describing his mental state before the alleged attack, conveying his apparent loneliness and […]
Content warning: Discussions of violence. Three students and a teacher were attacked and injured by another student in a Copland classroom this morning. The attacker has been detained, and ANU says there is no ongoing threat to student safety. The […]
Michael Turvey, Valerie Ng, Jason Pover, Taz Hudson and Skanda Panditharatne Eleanor Kay will be ANUSA’s next President, but she will preside over a split Executive and SRC. Shake Up candidates have been elected as Treasurer and Social Officer, while […]
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 […]
Candidate’s financial statements have been submitted, revealing that Nick Douros has committed $360 out of pocket on Activate, a single student donated $150 to Howard Maclean’s campaign, and that Stand Apart is entirely funded by the ANU Liberal Club. Activate […]
Michael Turvey, Valerie Ng & Skanda Panditharatne The Progress ticket has dominated the PARSA elections, winning all but five positions. Alyssa Shaw has been elected President and University Council representative for a second term, but will have to preside over […]
Three candidates have put themselves forward to be General Secretary of the ANU Students Association. Shake Up’s Bolwen Fu has promised to make ANUSA meetings “fun”, Lift’s Eden Lim has promised reviews of ANUSA’s governance and shorter meetings, and independent […]
‘Activate your ANUSA’, have put forward policies on elections and sexual assault which directly challenge ANUSA’s policies and positions in the leadup to the election. The ticket, made up of General Representatives and National Union of Students (NUS) delegates, promises […]
The image of Brian Schmidt cackling with supervillian-esque menace while signing orders to knock down residences, schedule weekend exams or destroy ANU Bar is an appealing one. But the great and momentous decisions of ANU aren’t made from an Iron […]
