By Brandon How ‘Advocate for PARSA’ have dominated the 2021 PARSA elections, winning around 80% of the Postgraduate Representative Council (PRC) positions that were contested this year. Advocate candidates have been elected to all four executive positions. Eve Walker will […]
By Brandon How Content warning: This article contains discussion of Nazism, racism, xenophobia and homophobia. Over the last month the presence of the National Socialist Network (NSN) has been documented around the ANU campus, leaving a trail of neo-Nazi stickers. […]
By Brandon How A joint proposal from CASS and CAP to make the Diploma of Languages available for direct entry next year will be presented to the University’s Academic Quality Assurance Committee (AQAC) on 17 September. If endorsed, the program […]
By Brandon How On Sunday, the University announced that its ban on hosting functions on campus will be lifted from 7 September onwards, after being in place since March. On 13 March this year, the University announced that it would […]
Content Warning: This article contains mention of sexual assault, sexual harassment and institutional betrayal. Over three years on from the release of the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) “Change the Course” Report on Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment (SASH) on […]
By Declan Milton and Brandon How Brighter Together have dominated next year’s SRC, taking four of the six available Executive positions in addition to six Gen Reps, the most of any ticket. Proud! had five Gen Reps elected, and Maddie […]
ANU Observer presents our Fortnightly Five: recapping the accurate, timely and detailed coverage you know and love of the past two weeks as well as upcoming events in the next two weeks – all in less than five minutes!
By Rebecca Zhong and Lottie Twyford Content warning: this article contains discussions of institutional betrayal, sexual assault and sexual harassment. The Interhall Council (IHC) has written an open letter addressed to VC Brian Schmidt outlining their concerns about the cost […]
By Helena Burke Content Warning: This article contains discussions of discrimination, institutional betrayal, and mental health. ANU Students studying at the College of Engineering and Computer Science (CECS) have come forward with allegations of discrimination and course inaccessibility. ANUSA Disabilities […]
