By Nathan Bow After lengthy negotiations, the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust has agreed to implement two suggestions offered by the ANU BIPOC Department that provide a critical representation of Winston Churchill. In a Facebook post, the BIPOC Department said the […]
By Nathan Bow and India Kazakoff Following the recent resignation of its Board, PARSA has announced that ANU has backed its return to the 2017 Constitution. President Eve Walker stated that she believes this development will keep PARSA “on track […]
By Nathan Bow Since its establishment in 1962, ANUSA has seen many of its former presidents propelled into successful careers. There is often a perception among students that serving as ANUSA President is a segue into a political career, but […]
By Ali El-Zein, Nathan Bow, Jemima Adams, Declan Milton and Brandon How
By Nathan Bow Australian universities received no additional funding from this year’s Federal Budget. Despite universities’ protests, international students are also not expected to return until mid-2022. While university funding for 2021-22 was reduced by almost 10 percent from 2020-2021, […]
By Nathan Bow and Ali El-Zein ANU reported an operating deficit for the first time since 2008 with a loss of $162.4 million in 2020, a $334 million decline from 2019. According to the University, the transition from surplus to […]
By Nathan Bow ANU saw its ‘quality of entire educational experience’ rating drop by 11.7 percent in 2020, according to the latest government-funded Student Experience Survey. This coincided with a similar national trend across the tertiary education sector. The report […]
By Nathan Bow and Helena Burke Content Warning: This article contains mention of sexual assault, sexual harassment and institutional betrayal A crowd of approximately 6000 gathered outside Parliament House today demanding an end to gender-based violence and “Australia’s dominant […]
