The Canberra Food Co-op: Explainer by Ethan Schultz The Canberra Food Co-op, located beneath Lena Karmel lodge, is the oldest food cooperative in Australia. Originating in 1974, the co-op started with a group of ANU students pooling their income to […]
By Will Haldane Despite promises in 2017 for the baseline price of a Kambri lunch being $5, an Observer investigation has found that the average price for a full lunch in Kambri is currently closer to $13. During the re-development […]
By Tom Kersten Youth Allowance is a fortnightly payment students can receive if certain requirements are met, including income & assets tests. The maximum amount an individual can receive is $679 per fortnight. When applying for Youth Allowance, Services Australia […]
By Brianna Elliott Frustrated students are criticising their course’s online quizzes and exams for being ‘forward only’, meaning they cannot flip back and forth between questions. In the typical format for Wattle quizzes, students are able to answer questions […]
By Brianna Elliott The Interhall Arts Committee (IAC) is hosting ‘Big Night Out’ (BNO) for the first time since 2019, on 5 May 2022 at Wamburun Hall courtyard. Bringing together bands from every ANU residential hall, this music festival […]
By Eleanor Ellis Content Warning: Sexual Misconduct Former professor at the ANU Mathematical Sciences Institute (MSI) Dr Scott Morrison has been reinstituted to his previous position at the University, after being dismissed due to “serious misconduct” in 2020. The allegations […]
By Eleanor Ellis Content warning: Sexual assault, sexual harassment, sexual misconduct The “Sexual Misconduct Reports and Disclosures” report was released today, Wednesday 2 March 2022, providing information and data on reports and disclosures of sexual misconduct lodged with the University […]
By Alayna Bourke In a recent update to the ANU’s vaccine requirements, on-campus accommodation services have introduced a new condition for all students moving into residential halls and lodges to be fully vaccinated as a part of their contract. This […]
By Alayna Bourke With semester one just weeks away, Vice-Chancellor Brian Schmidt has announced updated COVID guidelines which, among other COVID safe measures, will see the return of face-to-face teaching. Students can also look forward to in-person graduations and campus […]
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 […]
