By Amelia Gordon CONTENT WARNING: The Nixon Review Report contains references to workplace psychosocial harm, including instances of bullying, harassment, and gender and racial discrimination. A scathing independent review led by former Victorian Police Commissioner Christine Nixon has unveiled […]
By Jenna Durante What does it mean to belong—not just to a place, but to a community, a feeling, a way of moving through the world? At the ANU, more than 17,000 students from over 100 countries come together on […]
Written by Patricia Hill CW: This story contains mentions of sexual assault and sexual harassment. In 2022, the ANU launched the ‘Sexual Violence Prevention Toolkit’ to equip university staff, students, and leaders with information and examples for creating safer spaces […]
Written by Finn Slattery-O’Brien It is no secret that universities all around Australia are struggling. Since the pandemic, they have faced international student caps, research and development (R&D) funding cuts and even the US government’s politicisation of research grants. And […]
By Sarah McCrea Public, affordable, accessible healthcare is something Australia prides itself on. But who is it affordable for? Young people, particularly university students, have been reportedly found to avoid seeking out medical assistance due to its cost. Who is […]
By Sarah McCrea Students study. That’s the expectation, or at least, a university institution might think so. But for many students, there’s more to life and keeping balance than completing your weekly readings. So, how much do students really study? […]
By Anushka Vineet Additional reporting by Jenna Durante and Eduardo Caceres-Sandoval Photography by James Neal On the eighth of May 2025, the Interhall Arts Committee (IAC) put on another stunning iteration of Big Night Out (BNO). With not an original […]
By Sophie Blewitt After a motion to reduce the ANU’s Environment Collective from an autonomous department to a ‘committee’ failed at the ANUSA OGM on 26 March, the Collective is looking to recover from negative coverage and continue its fifty-year […]
By Sarah McCrea Media attention to ANU is not slowing down, with new reports, papers, and analyses dissecting the university’s finances, budget cuts, and governance. New criticism comes from the Australia Institute, in a report released on April 30. The […]
By Jenna Durante ANU isn’t just a hub for academics and research but also a haven for fascinating wildlife. From striking birds to mysterious nocturnal creatures, the campus flourishes with many of Australia’s native (and not-so-native) animals. Whether soaring through […]
