By The ANU Observer Team From a global pandemic to wage theft to Neo-Nazi iconography, 2020 has been a remarkable news year for ANU. Here are Observer’s most significant stories from this year. Observer’s Most Read Articles of 2020 Observer […]
By Sam Wright, Helena Burke, Brandon How and Rebecca Zhong
By Rebecca Zhong and Anthony Lotric Polling for the PARSA elections commenced at 9AM today, and will remain open until 5 PM Friday 25 September. This year, portfolio, college and executive roles are being contested by independent candidates, alongside candidates […]
By Rebecca Zhong and Lottie Twyford Content warning: this article contains discussions of institutional betrayal, sexual assault and sexual harassment. The Interhall Council (IHC) has written an open letter addressed to VC Brian Schmidt outlining their concerns about the cost […]
By Rebecca Zhong ANUSA Social Officer Sophie Jaggar has launched her bid to be re-elected to the role for 2021. Jaggar told Observer that she has “enjoyed [her] year”, but felt that she had not been able to “achieve everything […]
A National Day of Action is planned for August 28.
By Samuel Wright and Rebecca Zhong Content warning: This article contains discussions of police brutality and Aboriginal deaths in custody. On Friday 5 June, hundreds of protestors assembled at Garema Place to show solidarity with the George Floyd protest and […]
By Lottie Twyford and Madeleine McDonald This Semester, concerns have been raised by students enrolled in CBE courses regarding the way the academic college has managed the transition to online learning. One course in particular – ECON2101, which many students […]
There is currently no announcement for the return of on-campus teaching.
By Samuel Wright and Rebecca Zhong In an email sent to ANU students yesterday, the University announced that it will use Proctorio to hold remote examinations, despite the privacy concerns that have been raised by many students. The announcement featured […]
