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 …
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 …
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 …
By Helena Burke The Diploma of Languages program has been reinstated for 2021. The program was cancelled in 2018 as part of the Federal Government’s $2.2 billion cuts to university funding in December 2017. Speaking to Observer, an ANU spokesperson …
By Helena Burke The summer break has been a turbulent time for ANU. Before you give your liver a workout this O-Week, get up to date on the news you might have missed. Coronavirus travel ban Australia’s China travel-ban, imposed …
By Samuel Wright The ANU has announced that the School of Legal Practice (SLP) will be ceasing to offer its vocational programs and will be closing after 48 years of teaching. This change was announced yesterday evening following an independent …
By Rebecca Zhong Final results are slowly being released over the next 24 hours. The wait may be more anxious for some than for others. A number of courses – from politics to engineering to law – have encountered exam …
By Anthony Lotric An independent review has found that there is no “systematic pattern” of suppression of freedom of speech on on Australian university campuses by higher education providers or student representative bodies. The report, released the weekend before last, …
By Anthony Lotric Tutorials for ECON1101 (Microeconomics 1) have been segregated by gender as part of a Research School of Economics study. While participation in the study was optional, students who were invited to participate were seemingly not made aware …
By Anthea Dockrill ANU The 3 Minute Thesis final was held on 12 September. Twelve finalists delivered a three minute presentation on their thesis for the opportunity to win up to $4000 in prize money and the chance to compete …
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