Valerie Ng and Skanda Panditharatne This year’s National Conference (NatCon) of the National Union of Student (NUS) is taking place this week in Geelong. Here’s everything you need to know about the NUS, NatCon, and why it matters to ANU. […]
ANU staff have voted in favour of the new 2017-2020 Enterprise Agreement, ending the seven month bargaining process between the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) and ANU. Superannuation will increase for fixed term but not casual staff, and the union […]
A split executive has been elected to the 2018 International Students’ Department (ISD), with five from the Bloom ticket and three from Fusion. Mina Kim (Bloom) will be 2018 ISD President and International Students’ Officer, with Juntao Liu (Fusion) as […]
The NUS ACT branch faces extinction as a result of the recent disaccreditation of the University of Canberra SRC, and the failure of the NUS to thus far meet ANUSA’s conditions for reaccreditation. The NUS (National Union of Students) Constitution […]
Fusion, one of the two tickets in this year’s International Students’ Department (ISD) election, committed an electoral offence yesterday by putting up posters in a Restriction Zone, resulting in a two hour campaign ban. The Chinese Students and Scholars Association […]
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 […]
Two candidates from Shake Up and Lift along with independent Howard Maclean will represent ANU students at NUS National Conference this year. Shake Up’s Cameron Allan and Freya Willis, Lift’s Tess Masters and Harry Needham, and independent candidate Howard Maclean […]
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 […]
Tickets ‘Progress’, ‘ANyou’ and a slew of independents are contesting this year’s PARSA election, in a heated campaign leading up to the online election in Week 4. So what’s actually going on? What are we voting for? 31 members of […]
Students could be allowed to use their own laptops in exams, in an e-exams pilot project ANU is currently testing. But a trial last semester was cancelled due to software incompatibility and questions of unfairness. Under the plan, students could […]
