By Brianna Elliott Are you spending your summer in Canberra this year and dreading being bored? Here are some things to keep your mind from wishing you were in Australia’s bigger and less ‘boring’ cities. Fun ways to […]
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By Darcy Davitt The ANU Esports Society is proposing a redevelopment of the ‘Game On’ arcade room in Kambri into a dedicated video gaming space. The room would welcome all gamers, ranging from competitive Esports players to casual enthusiasts who […]
Written by Angela Paulson Additional Reporting by Sophie Felice As Australia woke up to the news about the Hamas attack, ANU student Reese Chen was waiting at Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt—for her plane into Israel. She had been heading to the […]
By Brianna Elliott ANU students are concerned about how the first-year astrophysics course, ASTR1001, is structured, priced, and utilises the same material as a similar yet free ANU-run program, available on edX. The edX program allows anyone to have […]
By Eduardo Caceres-Sandoval In recent years, prospective ANU students were frequently exposed to the marketing phrase “Study at Australia’s #1 University*”. Once adorning the email signatures of ANU staff, this statistic is based on the Good Universities Guide 2021, the […]
By Urja Parhi Social media overuse has become somewhat of a light-hearted joke about excessive screen times and scrolling addictions, but who is talking about the reality of it? ANU students have spoken about the obligatory nature of keeping social […]
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Navigating International Student Life at ANU – Culture, Costs and Communication
By Eduardo Caceres-Sandoval Despite having fallen in recent university rankings, ANU’s time as Australia’s number one university saw the number of international students skyrocket post-covid. International students now make up roughly 25% of the student body, more than at any […]
By Sophie Felice ANU recently announced the appointment of Distinguished Professor Genevieve Bell AO FAHA FTSE as the Vice Chancellor and president of ANU, taking over from Professor Brain Schmidt AC from January 1st, 2024. The long list of acronyms […]
By Mackenzie Watkins It is well known throughout the ACT that finding the perfect house rental is as rare as rare can be, and come winter, with the dreaded freezing temperatures, conditions in most homes can become near unlivable. […]
By Saffron Geyle On 14 October, Australia’s first referendum in twenty-four years will take place, and potentially change Australian history forever. Deriving from the Uluru Statement From the Heart, issued at Uluru on 26 May 2017, the Voice to […]