By Georgie Ralphs The School of Art and Design (SOAD) have announced that a second Graduating Exhibition will go ahead in-person in 2022, following student concerns over the online exhibition. The Graduating Exhibition showcases the work of over 60 undergraduate […]
By Darlene Rowlands CW: brief mentions of suicide, SASH. There are a lot of things that people would confess if it couldn’t be traced back to them. For the ANU student, nothing reflects this sentiment quite like the Facebook […]
By Nathan Bow On 22 October, the ACT Government announced that it will welcome back fully vaccinated international students for the start of semester 1, 2022. However, for those who are unable to “reasonably return”, ANU will continue to offer […]
By Darlene Rowlands A recent Freedom of Information request (FOI) revealed that a total of $51,436 was spent by the University for refurbishing former Chancellor Gareth Evans’ Melbourne office in 2012. Evans was the ANU Chancellor from 2010 to 2020. […]
By India Kazakoff Staying home used to make sense, but when milestone vaccination targets are reached, are lockdowns still viable? Socialist Alternative (SAlt) have remained consistent in their firm opposition to ‘opening up’ so long as there remains COVID-19 […]
By Nathan Bow During the morning of 7 October it was confirmed that a resident of Wright Hall had returned a positive test result for COVID-19. The individual has now been moved out of Wright Hall to complete their quarantine […]
By Tom Kersten A new report by QILT (Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching) shows a total of 89% of ANU undergraduates are employed on a full-time basis within three years of graduating. The report surveyed over 37 000 graduates […]
Bulk billing, the total subsidy of patient costs under the Medicare system, is a practise among some health professionals that makes services more affordable and accessible. However, locating a practitioner that offers this benefit when seeking health care in the […]
By Nathan Bow On 27 September, the ACT government released its much-anticipated pathway out of lockdown. The plan includes four phases, with the first set to come into play on 1 October. The reduced restrictions under the first phase (1 […]
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 […]
