By Ned De Grandi Hate studying for exams? Waste time productively by catching up on the week’s news. Campus ANU has released a final booking policy for Kambri, allowing student groups to access numerous parts of the precinct for free. …
Week 5 has come and gone. If you need a break from studying for your midterms, read up on the news you might have missed this week. ANUSA SRC (Student Representative Council) 2 occured in week 5. The SRC discussed …
Elections for the Board of the ANU Union will open on Monday. There are currently four vacancies, one of which must be filled by a postgraduate student. Administered by Elections ACT, polling will take place at ANU Sport, and conclude …
By Eliza Croft and Jessica Whiting Kambri is due to open to the public tomorrow (7 February). The building names have not been officially announced, but Observer understands the teaching building and student centre are named after Marie Reay and …
By Jessica Whiting and Eliza Croft Content Warning: Sexual assault and harassment, hazing, institutional betrayal. The Nous Group’s report into sexual assault and harassment in student residences was released last week. The report concludes that, although there is “a strong …
Elections for Observer’s 2019 executive were held at the ANU Observer General Meeting held today. They will serve from December 1st of this year until December 1st of next year. Elected News Editors for 2019 are: Adelle Millhouse Eliza …
Finalised ACT bus routes for 2019 have been released today, showing that the number 3 route will no longer travel through campus. No changes were made to the ANU section of the proposed routes after public consultation, though Transport Canberra …
By Kida Lin and Skanda Panditharatne The Bachelor of Philosophy – Arts and Social Science (PhB Arts) program will not be accepting enrolments from 2020, with a replacement program currently in development. Current students and those who have already accepted offers …
By Jason Pover and Tasneem Hudson The ANUSA SRC has tonight affirmed a vote of no confidence in NUS Queer/LGBTI Co-Officer Jasmine Duff. The vote comes after numerous student associations affirmed the motion originally made at Australia’s peak queer* student …
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