ANU ANU Union announced it will open a bar under Lena Karmel Lodge in the space currently known as ANU Commons. The area will open in Semester 1 2019 and will include a “modern bar, beer gardens, food hall (with […]
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Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) (DVCA) Professor Marnie Hughes-Warrington, first of her name, announced last week that she will be stepping down from her role on 31 December 2018. Hughes-Warrington has been in the position since 2012. In a Tumblr post about […]
Finalised ACT bus routes for 2019 have been released today, showing that the number 3 route will no longer travel through campus. No changes were made to the ANU section of the proposed routes after public consultation, though Transport Canberra […]
Content warning: This article contains references to sexual assault and violence. Uni is back for Term 4, and you’re probably drowning in mid-semester essays, but at least the ducklings are out and about. If you don’t have time to read […]
By Taz Hudson The Kambri redevelopment is set to be fully completed in the next four months, and retailers are beginning to be announced. Here’s what we know about the changes so far. The Timeline Where are we now? Work […]
Jason Pover, Taz Hudson and Jessica Whiting CW: Disturbing Violence, Sexual Assault, References to Terrorist Acts, Mental Illness. The trial of Alex Ophel, who allegedly attacked students and a staff member in a tutorial with a baseball bat in August […]
Anthea Dockrill The School of Music will no longer accept applications for its H Program for Year 11 and 12 students. The program will be discontinued due to the ACT Government ceasing funding. The H program enabled ACT Year 11 […]
By Anthea Dockrill The annual PARSA elections were held this week. The The Vision ticket dominated the elections, winning President, Vice President, and 17 of the other 25 positions on the Postgraduate Representative Committee (PRC). Vision for PARSA’s Zyl Hovenga-Wauchope […]
By Eliza Croft, Taz Hudson and Skanda Panditharatne Elections for the Postgraduate and Research Students’ Association (PARSA) concluded today. Both major tickets – Vision for ANUSA and Empower ANUSA – ran on broadly similar policy platforms. Vision ultimately swept President, […]