By Eliza Croft Residents at a number of halls had to use their own money to pay for official O-Week supplies due to University administration not approving student leaders’ purchase cards in time. Some students were only reimbursed their money …
Ursula Hall residents have found a little extra protein in some of their vegetables. Grub-like bugs, thought to be maggots, larvae, or caterpillars (depending on who you ask) have been sighted in the dining hall’s broccoli twice in the past …
The old Fenner building on Northbourne Avenue is set to re-open as “Gowrie Hall”, a postgraduate residence. Provost Mike Calford announced Friday that the building would be given a “mild makeover”, and would house approximately 500 postgraduate students. This announcement appears …
By Kida Lin We’ve reached the end of Week 10! If you were too busy running from the magpies, here’s the news you might have missed. ANU The last Pizza with Brian of the year was held on Wednesday. Vice Chancellor …
By Jessica Whiting Content Warning: This article contains discussion of sexual assault, sexual harassment, and institutional betrayal. Term 3 marked one year since the Australian Human Rights Commission’s report Change the Course, which highlighted the need to address sexual assault …
By Eliza Croft The 2019 rates for residential halls have been released, including for yet-to-be-opened new Bruce, new Fenner, and Wright Hall. Returner applications also opened yesterday, under a new system that combines the re-admission process with the procedure to …
Content warning: this article contains mention of sexual assault, sexual harassment, and institutional betrayal. The University has announced it is extending the deadline for responses to its survey on residential halls. The survey is part of a review being conducted …
The new name has been announced. Some scaffolding has been removed. The Chamber of Secrets has been opened. Whether you’re someone looking to come to ANU, a Bruce resident wondering where you’re going to live next year, or an unrelated …
Cricket will not be a fixture of the competitive Interhall sport calendar this year, after the Interhall Sports Organisation (ISO) voted for the sport to be played socially, rather than on a competitive basis. Tommy King, current ISO president, emphasized …
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