By Urja Parhi. October can be an exciting time of year for many people. There is a lot going on from Halloween costume Pinterest boards to the nearing of Christmas and semester break. However, maybe you have realised that your […]
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Written by Finn Slattery-O’Brien The leaves are returning to the trees along Uni Ave; sunlight glistens off the suspiciously opaque surface of Sully’s while ducklings paddle in the lazy flow of the warming water. Finally, spring has sprung! (Just kidding, […]
By Ryan Bourke. Graphics by Annisa Zatalini. ANU’s Division 1 women’s team celebrated an epic grand final win after beating the Batemans Bay Seahawks by 18 points on Saturday. ANU remained dominant across all four quarters of gameplay, with the […]
By Eduardo Caceres-Sandoval With effect from 1 January 2024 the Australian National Centre for Latin American Studies (ANCLAS), Australia’s only remaining centre for Latin American studies, ceased operations. Its closure has been marked by silence, defunding and staff support being […]
By Angela Paulson Content warning: racism, sexual assault, sexual harassment Disclaimer: In line with the ANU BIPOC Department, the views held by the participants are their own and do not form the views of ANU Observer. “Someone posed a question […]
By Rowey Worner Butcher A recent release of documents by the ANU under the Freedom of Information Act (1982) (FOI) has sparked accusations of “dishonesty” from student activists regarding ANU management’s order to the Kambri Tent Encampment to vacate on […]
Police have issued members of the pro-Palestine encampment with a move-on order, with campers told they have until 12:00 pm tomorrow to relocate to the grassy area in front of the Engineering Building. It comes after ANU Security issued its […]
ANU’s Kambri Cultural Centre will be closed for approximately eight and a half months, from early June 2024 to early February 2025. This closure is due to extensive renovations repairing damage sustained to the roof and walls. The closure […]
Kambri is currently facing many issues and is a complex space for us all. Observer is here to talk about its biggest challenge yet: not having enough veggie options! All jokes aside, the range of food available on campus is […]
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Struggling to Make Ends Meet? Financial Help is Available on Campus
Written by Fergus Wall. Graphics by Luc Mattiske. With persistent rent increases, ongoing inflation and alleged supermarket price gouging, more and more students are experiencing financial hardship. According to the 2023 Australian Youth Barometer report, 90 per cent of surveyed […]