By Tom Kersten After being closed for most of 2021, Davey Lodge is set to reopen for students next year. An ANU spokesperson confirmed it “is open for applications for 2022.” Davey Lodge was closed early this year, with the […]
By Tom Kersten After being closed for most of 2021, Davey Lodge is set to reopen for students next year. An ANU spokesperson confirmed it “is open for applications for 2022.” Davey Lodge was closed early this year, with the […]
By Tom Kersten Nearly 19 months after Prime Minister Scott Morrison closed Australia’s International Borders, on October 1, Morrison declared “It is time to give Australians their lives back”, announcing the re-opening of the International borders from November contingent on […]
By Declan Milton John XXIII college is the most vaccinated ANU residential hall, according to vaccination rates of on-campus students revealed to Observer by the ANU COVID Response Office. The data was collected through a student survey of on-campus […]
By Eleanor Ellis It is not uncommon to see young people with a vape in hand. The popular electronic devices that produce a nicotine ‘hit’ have been reportedly rife in schools, and by extension among University students. However, from 1 […]
By Tom Kersten Disclaimer: The University Performance Team does not collect data of non-binary students. Using data collected from the University Performance Team, Observer takes a look into the demographics of ANU. As of 20 September, 24,767 students […]
By Sharlotte Thou & Tom Kersten TW: Mentions of sexual assault and self harm On Saturday morning, ACT Police confirmed 20 year old Alexander Matters was arrested at Burgmann College after members of the Sexual Assault & Child Abuse […]
By Tom Kersten Content Warning: Mental Health At ANU, domestic students have access to a free counselling service, ANU Counselling. ANUSA General Representative Catherine Yeong recently published a report from a meeting she had with ANU officials, including the acting […]
By Nathan Bow News broke on 9 September from the Education Activism Network (EAN) that ANU has decided against outsourcing the health clinic in Kambri. According to the post, the University will instead run the clinic itself. This comes after […]
By Tom Kersten Voting has just begun for this years ANUSA’s Elections, so we take a look into the three candidates running for the General Secretary position: Josh Polak (Back on Track), Ben Yates (Grassroots ANUSA) and Blake Iafeta (Do […]
By Darlene Rowlands There are 600 ANU students currently interstate and unable to return to Canberra. Those among them who usually reside on-campus continue to be financially liable for rooms they cannot return to. As the ACT lockdown damages the […]