By Saffron Geyle Are you graduating soon? Or are you super on top of things, getting the headstart we all wish we did early on in our university career? Either way, you are probably familiar with the many internships available […]
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By Saffron Geyle Additional Reporting by Mackenzie Watkins On Saturday 3 May, The Australian Labor Party secured a decisive victory in the federal election, so far attaining 89 seats in the House of Representatives. The Liberal-National Coalition Party, in contrast, […]
By Jasmine Cook Content Warning: This story contains mention of death, domestic violence and violence against women. On Wednesday, ‘Vote 4 Her’, a nonpartisan campaign led by ANU students held its first rally in Kambri to protest violence against […]
By Sarah McCrea On February 6 2025, the ANU implemented its ‘Posting on ANU Campus’ policy. Under this policy, members of the general public have to seek approval from the university before displaying posters on campus. To display posters without […]
By Amelia Gordon Upon his election, US President Donald Trump signed several executive orders banning federal funding on “woke research” that could be deemed as “anti-American”. Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs have come under attack in US legislatures, college […]
By Anushka Vineet Saturday the third of May 2025 is the Australian Federal election: every political science major’s favourite time of their degree! If you did not have the pleasure of taking POLS1002: Introduction to Politics, or are after a […]
Written by Finn Slattery-O’Brien and Angela Paulson Additional Reporting by Mackenzie Watkins On Tuesday 15 April, Observer sat down with ACT Independent Senator David Pocock and his running mate Hannah Vardy at their campaign office in Pialligo. Senator Pocock […]
By Sarah McCrea On 21 March 2025, an Open Letter signed by 434 ANU staff was sent to executives and the university’s Organisational Change contact. It called for “transparency” from executives regarding the new Change Management Proposals (CMP) at the […]
By Evie McEachern Picture this: the year is 2020 and high school me is sitting at my desk, pondering where to go to university. So I did what any slightly misguided 17-year-old would do and searched up, “What is […]
By Sarah McCrea The ANU’s severe budget deficit is more than just a headline, resulting in a bevy of proposed cost-cuts that affect staff and students alike. For months, media groups such as the ABC, Canberra Times, and the Australian […]