July 4, 2022

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New Class Allocation System ‘MyTimetable’ Launching for Semester 2

Georgie Ralphs Posted On April 29, 2022

By Georgie Ralphs ANU has introduced a new timetabling system in time for Semester 2 2022. The Allocate + system – known as MyTimetable – will provide an official, singular platform for all timetabling and class allocations. The system […]

ANU / Canberra / News

ANU FC knocked out of Australia Cup

Tom Kersten Posted On April 28, 2022

By Tom Kersten A tough game for ANU Football Club saw them knocked out of the Australia Cup, losing 0-5 to National Premier League (NPL) team Monaro Panthers. On Wednesday night, ANU FC faced 3rd place NPL team Monaro Panthers […]

ANU / ANUSA / Campus / Halls of Residence / News / PARSA

Former John XXIII College Chaplain Accused of Historical Sexual Assault

Darlene Rowlands Posted On April 19, 2022

By Darlene Rowlands Content Warning: express mentions of sexual assault and sexual harassment (SASH), institutional betrayal. An alleged rapist lived and worked alongside ANU students on campus until as recently as 2013. He was a live-in chaplain at John […]

ANU / COVID-19 / Fenner Hall

COVID-19 Positive Residents to Use Designated Bay in the Fenner Communal Kitchens

Hannah Farrow Posted On April 10, 2022

By Hannah Farrow From April 1st, the ANU will no longer provide catering to students who are isolating with COVID. At Fenner Hall, this means a designated bay in the shared kitchen space will be used by COVID positive residents. […]

ANU / ANUSA / News

ANU Students Demand Action From ANU Against SASH at ‘Too Little, Too Late’ Meeting

Hannah Farrow Posted On April 5, 2022

By Hannah Farrow Content Warning: this article mentions institutional betrayal, sexual assault and harassment and sexual misconduct. The ANU Women’s Department organised a Special General Meeting at the Kambri Amphitheatre on Wednesday 30th of March to discuss the National Student […]

ANU / ANUSA / Campus / News

ANU Triples National Average for Sexual Assaults at University

Georgie Ralphs Posted On March 23, 2022

By Georgie Ralphs Content Warning: sexual assault, sexual violence, sexual harassment, institutional betrayal. Today, ANU was revealed as one of Australia’s worst universities for incidents of sexual harassment and assault by the National Student Safety Survey (NSSS). The survey […]

ANU / News

ANU releases ‘Student Safety and Wellbeing Plan’ two days prior to NSSS Results

Eleanor Ellis Posted On March 22, 2022

By Georgie Ralphs and Eleanor Ellis Content Warning: sexual assault, sexual violence, sexual harassment, institutional betrayal. On Monday 22 March, the ANU announced their ‘Student Safety & Wellbeing Plan’ pledging $3.3 million to bolstering the Sexual Violence Preventation Strategy […]

ANU / Explainers / News / Top News

War in Ukraine: An Interview with Dr. Sonia Mycak

James Day Posted On March 15, 2022

By James Day Content warning: This article contains discussions of war, mental illness, and death. ANU Observer had the chance to sit down and talk with Dr. Sonia Mycak, who has been a visiting fellow at the Centre for European […]

ANU / Campus / Canberra / Digital / News

“Demand for mental health services often exceeds supply”: New Mental Health Initiative by ANU Researchers

Tom Kersten Posted On March 11, 2022

By Tom Kersten Dr Lou Farrer is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Mental Health Research at ANU. She also holds a part-time position at ANU Counselling. Over the past 10 years, Dr Farrer and her team […]

ANU / Campus / COVID-19 / Halls of Residence

Rising cases at ANU cause several face-to-face classes to be sent back online

Xanthe Murrell Posted On March 9, 2022

Just weeks into the new semester, several ANU courses have reversed decisions to return to in-person teaching. Courses ranging from computer science to postgraduate economics have announced face-to-face classes will be moved online until further notice. Along with schools and […]

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