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ANU to Maintain Standard Marking System

Hayley Hands Posted On April 7, 2020

By Hayley Hands ANU announced yesterday in an email that the standard grading system will be used in Semester 1. Deputy Vice-Chancellor Grady Venville stated that students would be able to ‘opt-in’ to a pass/fail system following the release of […]

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ANU Exchange Students Face Uncertainty Amidst COVID-19 Recall

Helena Burke Posted On April 4, 2020

By Helena Burke On 16 March, ANU recalled all students studying or travelling overseas, and announced that all future international travel for University purposes would be suspended until further notice. ANU exchange students have described their difficult experiences of being […]

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Penalty-free contract cancellations and “Tougher” COVID-19 measures announced for Res Halls

Rebecca Zhong Posted On March 31, 2020

By Rebecca Zhong ANU announced last Friday that on-campus residents can cancel their occupancy agreements effective immediately, with any rent paid in advance to be refunded. In its most recent announcement regarding COVID-19, the University urged residents to leave their […]

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News You Might Have Missed: Week 4

Vienna Daniels Posted On March 22, 2020

By Vienna Daniels If you spent most of last week working out how to use Zoom, here’s the news you might have missed. Campus In response to the evolving COVID-19 pandemic, ANU has made a number of announcements regarding the […]

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COVID-19: ANU Classes to Move Online

Hayley Hands Posted On March 17, 2020

By Declan Milton and Hayley Hands ANU has announced it is preparing for a transition to “full online delivery” of classes in the upcoming week. In an email to staff and students on 17 March, Vice-Chancellor Brian Schmidt stated colleges […]

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News You Might Have Missed: Week 3

Maddy Mcdonald Posted On March 15, 2020

By Madeleine McDonald If you’ve been too busy stockpiling food and toilet paper, here is the news you might have missed. Campus ANU announced on Friday that all public events and social gatherings will be cancelled until the end […]

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“Horrific”: Report Reveals Rampant Wage Theft on ANU Campus

Keeley Dickinson Posted On March 14, 2020

By Keeley Dickinson This story contains coarse language. A report released last month by the Canberra Young Workers’ Centre revealed widespread wage theft by on-campus businesses. This has prompted student condemnation both of the offending businesses, and of ANU’s response. […]

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ANUSA Investigates Governance Overhaul

Hayley Hands Posted On March 9, 2020

After almost two years, ANUSA has received the recommendations of its governance review. The review contains recommendations on many components of the organisation, including structure and composition. At SRC 1 last week, a motion was passed to create a Governance […]

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News You Might Have Missed: Week 2

Helena Burke Posted On March 8, 2020

By Helena Burke If you spent this week focusing on tactics to escape the rain, here’s the news you might have missed. COVID-19 This week the Federal Government’s China travel ban was extended again. It will now be in place […]

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Residents “Highly Concerned”: Seven-Storey Car Park Planned For Daley Road

Helena Burke Posted On March 3, 2020

By Helena Burke Construction of a seven-storey car park between Burton and Garran (B&G) and Wright Hall is due to commence late this year. The space is currently used as a single story car park for on-campus residents. ANU estimates […]

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