By Maya Auld Disclaimer: ANU Observer does not take responsibility for courses picked by ANU students. Data collated for this article is purely subjective based and students should always do their own research and check course requirements before enrolling. As […]
By Nuria Olive The Student Experience of Learning and Teaching (SELT) survey is open for Semester 1 2023. However, some courses receive low response rates and students are unsure as to whether their survey responses make tangible change. Observer spoke […]
By Declan Milton and Hayley Hands ANU has announced it is preparing for a transition to “full online delivery” of classes in the upcoming week. In an email to staff and students on 17 March, Vice-Chancellor Brian Schmidt stated colleges […]
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 […]
Students can now vote for the names for three streets and one teaching building in the Kambri redevelopment, from a list of women who had a role in “shaping” ANU. Candidates include the first woman to graduate from ANU and the […]
The Union Court redevelopment will cause more 8AM classes, live-streaming lectures between rooms, and the removal of class breaks for Universal Lunch Hour. ANUSA is “hopeful” the weekly free lunch will continue despite the policy change. For several years, ANU […]
