By Eliza Croft, Tristan Khaw, and Rebecca Zhong ANU has announced it has been the victim of a data breach. The breach occurred in late 2018, and was first noticed two weeks ago. Data going back 19 years, including phone …
By Sofia Berezin It’s coming up to the final week of classes. If you’ve been too busy studying (or procrastinating) for the rapidly-approaching final exams, here’s the news you might have missed. Kambri aMBUSH Gallery opened in Kambri on Thursday …
By Eliza Croft The ANU Musical Theatre Company (MTC) has cancelled its production of ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’. The MTC Executive has said this was due to difficulties securing an appropriate venue, but a number of students involved in the production …
By Eliza Croft Four study spaces in Chifley Library will be unavailable for student use until the end of July. Library staff will be using the spaces as offices, because the construction works have made their usual offices unsuitable. Several …
By Eliza Croft The final policy document for Kambri bookings has been released to the public. The new policy sees various student groups able to access a number of spaces free of charge. Under the leaked draft policy, clubs and …
By Rebecca Zhong Content warning: this article includes discussions of sexual assault and sexual harassment. ANU has begun seeking student input on its draft Sexual Violence Prevention Strategy (SVPS) this week through student forums. The broad aim of the Strategy …
By Eliza Croft and Jessica Whiting Week 7 is at an end, and winter is definitely on the way. If you’ve been too busy enjoying all the public holidays, or sorting out your heating system, here’s the news you might …
By Eliza Croft Today is the last day that the Number 3 bus will run through campus, with Canberra’s new bus network to begin on Monday. PARSA has announced that a shuttle bus through ANU will begin in 2020. Farewell …
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 …
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