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ANUSA Elections: Everything You Need to Know

Sharlotte Thou Posted On July 27, 2021

By Sharlotte Thou What is ANUSA? The Australian National University Student Association, or ANUSA, is the representative body for all undergraduate ANU students. ANUSA’s efforts have historically catalysed major changes affecting undergraduates. These changes include the reinstatement of the Diploma […]

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‘Not Many Come at All’: BKSS Struggles to Rebuild Campus Presence

Grace Danielson Posted On June 1, 2021

By Grace Danielson The Brian Kenyon Student Space (BKSS) reopened on 29 March after a two-month renovation period, but has faced a lack of engagement from students. ANUSA Vice-President Christian Flynn told Observer that the BKSS’s extended shutdown period of […]

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The ANUSA GOATs: Ex-Presidents Who Achieved Greatness

Nathan Bow Posted On May 26, 2021

By Nathan Bow Since its establishment in 1962, ANUSA has seen many of its former presidents propelled into successful careers. There is often a perception among students that serving as ANUSA President is a segue into a political career, but […]

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SRC 3 Liveblog

Brandon How Posted On May 19, 2021

By Ali El-Zein, Nathan Bow, Jemima Adams, Declan Milton and Brandon How

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CRS/CRN Returns for Every Student

Tom Kersten Posted On May 7, 2021

By Tom Kersten An ANU spokesperson has confirmed that all students will be able to request consideration for CRS/CRN grades, which will be applied on a case-by-case basis. This will be different from the process used last year, under which […]

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Help for Students Impacted by COVID-19 Crisis in India

Tom Kersten Posted On May 7, 2021

By Tom Kersten ANU announced the return of the CRS/CRN grading system for students affected by the ongoing COVID-19 crisis in India, among a number of special considerations. The announcement tells students to “keep an eye on the Special Consideration […]

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ANU Absent From Sustainable Development Goals Ranking

Tom Kersten Posted On May 5, 2021

By Tom Kersten The annual TIMES Higher Education Impact Rankings were released last month with a noticeable absence of ANU. Meanwhile, the University of Canberra was ranked the highest for “reducing inequality”. Since 2019, the annual Impact Rankings have compared […]

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ANU to Continue Early Offers Based on Year 11 Marks

Sharlotte Thou Posted On May 2, 2021

By Sharlotte Thou ANU will continue to make unconditional early offers to prospective students on the basis of Year 11 marks for entry in 2022, after better than expected enrolments from domestic students this year. An ANU spokesperson told Observer […]

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Possible Disestablishment of Over 300 Courses at ANU

India Kazakoff Posted On April 26, 2021

By India Kazakoff and Grace Danielson It was always anticipated that the impact of COVID-19 would see the disestablishment of some courses. But few anticipated the immense scale and magnitude this would entail. On 4 April, a post on ANU […]

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ANU’s International Students: Their Stories

Tom Kersten Posted On April 24, 2021

By Tom Kersten Content Warning: COVID-19, Mental Health. Students across the world were denied the on-campus experience they longed for last year. Forced to shift to an online model of learning, the education sector as a whole faced unprecedented […]

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