By Urja Parhi. ANU Parking has been a hot topic for students for a long time. Parking fines and limited permit numbers are something that everyone has either heard complaints of or faced first hand. Adding to that list is […]
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By Darcy Davitt, Maya Auld. On the evening of 19 August 2024, the inaugural ANU Centre for Asian-Australian Leadership (CAAL) Annual Lecture was interrupted by a group of pro-Palestine protesters. The sold-out event, held at Llewellyn Hall, featured Senator Penny […]
Written by Finn Slattery-O’Brien Now that the Senior Resident’s (SRs) duty shifts have been replaced and the new system is in full swing, it’s a good time to make sure you know what these changes are and how they […]
Written by Maya Auld and Brianna Elliott The Australian National University recently announced significant changes to its graduation ceremony schedule, eliciting strong reactions from its student body. Effective 2025, ANU will consolidate its graduation ceremonies into a single week […]
By Fergus Wall. ANU has admitted 2,290 current and former casual staff were underpaid an estimated $2 million dollars over 11 years. The decade-long underpayments arose due to errors in online timesheets and were detected “via a single potential instance […]
Written by Brianna Elliott Are all your friends having their Euro Summer while you’re stuck in cold, dreary Canberra? Here are some things to do in Canberra that won’t cost you an arm and leg instead: Spend the […]
Written by Sacha von Thomann Sick of bunkering down in Chifley for eight hours straight? Tired of the constant crowds in Marie Reay? Hancock Basement got you down? Perhaps it’s time to change where you study! With a campus […]
By Eduardo Caceres-Sandoval ANU was ranked #1 as Australia’s ‘Most International University’ in the Times Higher Education Rankings 2023. As previously covered, international students are the single most vital source of funding for Australian universities, especially for those in the […]
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“Private School Culture”: Life as a Low Income Student at ANU
By Eduardo Caceres-Sandoval Higher education is often touted as the meritocratic pathway through which one can transcend their starting socio-economic position. At ANU, however, the opposite appears to be true. In 2022, there were only 211 low SES students at […]
ANU’s Kambri Cultural Centre will be closed for approximately eight and a half months, from early June 2024 to early February 2025. This closure is due to extensive renovations repairing damage sustained to the roof and walls. The closure […]