By Hayley Hands CASS Representative James Eveille has announced the ‘Refocus your ANUSA’ ticket ahead of this year’s ANUSA elections. In a media release, Eveille stated that “refocusing” ANUSA would be “pivotal” in the coming year, due to “certain” cuts […]
Content Warning: This article contains mention of sexual assault, sexual harassment and institutional betrayal By Madeleine McDonald ANUSA, PARSA, the Interhall Council, and the ANU Women’s Department have today hosted a vigil to mark the third anniversary of the Australian […]
ANU estimates that the pay rise deferrals will save the University $13.5 million.
By Vienna Daniels On Tuesday, Vice-Chancellor Brian Schmidt sent an email update regarding the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic to ANU staff and students. In the email, Schmidt announced an expected $220 million budget shortfall in comparison to the […]
By Samuel Wright and Rebecca Zhong Content warning: This article contains discussions of police brutality and Aboriginal deaths in custody. On Friday 5 June, hundreds of protestors assembled at Garema Place to show solidarity with the George Floyd protest and […]
By Lottie Twyford The difficulties faced by students during the move to online learning are numerous. The inability to access lecture recordings online, the recycling of lectures from previous years, and a lack of online tutorials have made learning difficult […]
By Madeleine McDonald ANU Accommodation Services last week announced that residential halls will not be operating at full capacity for Semester Two. Students hoping to return to their on-campus accommodation will be required to complete a returner’s application, with offers […]
By Hayley Hands Despite the difficult circumstances and construction delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, ANU has committed to providing accommodation to first year postgraduate students in 2021. The Postgraduate Accommodation Guarantee was initially announced in 2018. The guarantee will […]
By Brandon How A potential gender-based affirmative action (AA) policy was debated at the ANUSA Annual General Meeting (AGM) last Thursday. Although initially intended only as a “discussion item”, a motion to “note” a proposed AA policy was voted down […]
By Declan Milton Senior students may remember, even in these troubling times, the portrait of Manning Clark that once adorned a hallway in the now demolished building that was dedicated to the late historian – The Manning Clark Centre. Notorious […]
