By Eliza Croft and Jessica Whiting The Mid-Semester Teaching Break is at an end! If you’ve been busy writing essays or relaxing (or riding the light rail to Gungahlin and back), here’s the news you might have missed. Campus ANUSA, …
By Eliza Croft Residents at a number of halls had to use their own money to pay for official O-Week supplies due to University administration not approving student leaders’ purchase cards in time. Some students were only reimbursed their money …
By Anthony Lotric Tutorials for ECON1101 (Microeconomics 1) have been segregated by gender as part of a Research School of Economics study. While participation in the study was optional, students who were invited to participate were seemingly not made aware …
By Jessica Whiting and Eliza Croft Content warning: this article contains discussion and description of violence, mental illness, and serious injuries. Today a jury found Alex Ophel not guilty due to mental impairment on five counts of attempted murder. The …
By Adelle Millhouse Week 4 has finished, so we’re coming to the pointy end of the term. If you’re keen to procrastinate from doing that assignment, catch up on the news you might have missed. ANUSA The ANUSA Ordinary General …
By Surbhi Arora Week 3 is over, which means we’re a quarter of the way through the Semester’s teaching time. If you were too busy panicking over your exam timetable, here’s the news you might have missed. Activism On Friday, …
By Sofia Berezin ANU has launched a phone line to support students outside of business hours. Facilitated by University Crisis Line (a Lifeline Direct unit), this new telephone line will help students experiencing difficulties reach out to immediate help after …
Contributors: Jessica Whiting, Eliza Croft, Adelle Millhouse, Skanda Panditharatne, Anthony Lotric, Anthea Dockrill, and Rebecca Zhong.
Content warning: this article contains discussion of violence and mental illness, and references to terrorist acts. The re-trial of Alex Ophel commenced today, after an earlier trial resulted in a discharged jury. After three weeks and 21 hours of deliberation, …
By Jessica Whiting and Eliza Croft Kambri has been open for just over a week, but construction is ongoing and not all vendors have started operating. Observer has investigated the places that have opened, so you can know where to …
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