By Sharlotte Thou 2021 Science Society President Su-En Hia (she/her) has announced she will run for Clubs Officer in the 2021 ANUSA election. Hia’s experience in the Science Society executive since 2019, namely holding the General Representative, Social Officer, Vice […]
By Tom Kersten UPDATE: Warrumbul has since been announced as a Casual Contact Site and all residents are to isolate until they return a negative test result. Yesterday evening, the University became aware of a positive COVID-19 case on-campus, making […]
By Sharlotte Thou A petition calling for an “immediate teaching break in response to the Canberra COVID-19 outbreak” was launched by ANU student Derrick Appel on 17 August 2021. The petition cites five reasons for the proposed one week teaching […]
By Tom Kersten On 30 July, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced Australia’s plan to transition to post vaccination settings. For many people this was a moment of hope, something to look forward to, something to work towards. However, for International […]
By Sharlotte Thou The last 24 hours have arguably been some of the most turbulent in the ACT’s Covid timeline. Rumours circulated around campus on the morning of 12 August that the ACT would identify its first locally acquired […]
By Tom Kersten Andrew Barr confirmed a snap 7 day lockdown will start from 5pm today due to a positive case who was infectious in the community since Sunday morning, saying “This is by far the most serious public health […]
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 […]
By Nathan Bow After lengthy negotiations, the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust has agreed to implement two suggestions offered by the ANU BIPOC Department that provide a critical representation of Winston Churchill. In a Facebook post, the BIPOC Department said the […]
By Tom Kersten The growing COVID-19 outbreak in Sydney has put the return of thousands of students in jeopardy, as uncertainty looms regarding whether Sydney students can return for the start of semester two. As Sydney’s recent outbreak began, ACT […]
