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Uni Students’ Catch-22: Medication, Food or Accommodation?
By Pia Bobeff and Mia Butautyte We’ve all seen the words “cost of living crisis” glaring back at us every time we tune into the news. We’ve all definitely felt…
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“Desperate and on Tinder”? This Year’s IAC Debates Discuss Artificial Intelligence and Getting “Out There as a 25 Year Old”
Observer goes inside this year’s Interhall Arts Committee (IAC) Debates and speaks to IAC Executives about the importance and process of running the event.
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Loves Grows (Where My Telstra Tower Goes)
Here at Observer, we love love! Valentine’s Day is our favourite holiday, and romantic comedies are our favourite genre. We are waiting for our William Thacker from Notting Hill, but…
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STEM Students Defend ANU’s Connections to Military Contractors
“I understand the people who brought this motion are very likely arts students”: STEM students at the ANU have protested against a motion at the first ANUSA OGM, demanding the…
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How Will ANU Move Forward in the Aftermath of Renew ANU?
On Friday, 20 March, Interim Vice-Chancellor Rebekah Brown and Deputy Vice-Chancellor Joan Leach met with the ANUSA President at a Student Community meeting. This allowed students to ask questions about…
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Is ANU “Cooking the Books”?
The Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) is conducting an ongoing report examining the Renew ANU plan, introduced in October 2024. Observer investigates the inquiry.
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ANUSA Explained: What can ANUSA do for you?
From legal support to financial subsidies, physical spaces to Student Bites, ANUSA facilitates a wide range of student services. Observer provides a round-up of these services; what they are and…
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Hi, My Mum Did NOT Book My Appointment
Sometimes picking up the phone and giving the GP a call is scary. For lots of young Australian students, this is a job they delegate to another individual, normally their…
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ANU Researchers Leading the Field in Solutions for Flood Mitigation
A multi-disciplinary team of ANU researchers are leading the field in solutions for flood mitigation, coming out with national guidelines on Nature-Based Solutions for flooding. Observer speaks to Dr Roslyn…
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ANU Removes ‘Inclusive Teaching’ Requirements from EAPs
The ANU has removed the requirement for ‘Inclusive Teaching’ from Education Access Plans (EAPs) this semester, including closed captions on Echo360 and class materials in advance of the beginning of…
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