Jason Pover, Alisa Asmalovskaya, Michael Turvey The ANU Students’ Association. It receives over $1 million in funding per year. Its electoral candidates take over campus each August. It goes against the general advice to avoid words starting with ‘s’ after …
Alisa Asmolovskaya, Catherine Moggach, and Jason Pover The ANU Student Association (ANUSA) Elections are coming up and you’ll be voting for your representatives this term. That’s why Observer is publishing this three-part ANUSA explainer over the next three weeks before …
The ANU Union used to be known for its bar, and being the namesake of Union Court. The Union today faces declining revenues and limited campus visibility, following the removal of the Union building. They’re not ANUSA, PARSA, or the …
Content Warning: Sexual assault and harassment, institutional betrayal. After the Australian Human Rights Commision report put sexual assault and sexual harassment on campus under the spotlight, ANU has sought to position itself as a swift responder to the issue. The …
If you’re like most students, the question, “Who runs ANU?” likely summons an image of Brian Schmidt sitting on the Iron Throne madly laughing while he signs orders to knock down residences, schedule weekend exams, and award himself more Nobel …
The ANU Observer is a news organisation produced by and for ANU students, seeking to provide accurate, timely, and detailed news on everything ANU. Here’s what you need to know about the content we provide, our history, how we’re run, …
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. …
All dogs are good dogs, Observer can confirm. ANU students were lucky enough to have visits from a variety of extremely good dogs to help weather the trials of elections. These floofs proved useful for both recently harangued voters and …
Content Warning: this artical contains mention of mental illness and eating disorders Counselling Centre wait times are a perennial issue, and university academics sometimes do the wrong thing. Three candidates want to solve these issues – Tess Masters, Maddison Perkins, …
Anya Bonan and Mariana Segaram are running for ANUSA Social Officer with Shake Up and Lift respectively. The pair have common goals – accessibility, increased feedback opportunities, and engaging with international and off-campus students – but are presenting a variety …
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