Category: news
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Student Protest Organisers Plan Further Action After Second National Rally Against One Nation
The organisers behind the National Student Protests Against One Nation discuss the impact of the two rallies and the future of student activism.
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“They can take it off their LinkedIn first”: Ticket Defends Anti-impact Posters
A candidate in the ANUSA election has defended their anti-impact poster, arguing that affiliations with the Labor party is a reasonable criticism. This comes after both major presidential candidates condemn their experiences of bullying on the campaign trail.
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How the New ANUSA Music Festival Hopes To Save ANU’s Struggling Indie Scene
Observer sat down with local musicians and ANUSA Officers to hear more about what is holding back the ANU’s music scene.
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What Is Happening To Your Mid-Semester Break?
Earlier this month, it was revealed that ANU management has been consulting on a proposal to move mid-semester exams into the mid-semester break. The lack of student consultation has caused significant backlash amongst students.
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Where Should The ANU’s ‘Equity Strategy’ Go Next?
Last month, the ANUSA Education Committee’s (EdCom) scholarship reform team ran a presentation to the ANU, to inform student perspectives and work leading into three University workshops on where the ANU’s ‘equity strategy’ should go. This comes in light of recent discourse about the equity of scholarships at the ANU.
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TEQSA Imposes Governance Conditions on the ANU
The tertiary education sector regulator, TEQSA, has just delivered its compliance assessment into ANU. The assessment comes attached with four main conditions to be imposed on the university, all focused on the operation of the ANU’s governance. Here’s what they are, and what they mean.
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Meet The Candidates: Who Is Running For The ANU Council This Year?
Four candidates are running for two seats on the ANU Council’s academic staff bench. Observer reports to find out where they stand on the important issues of today.
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ANU Commits to “Removing Barriers” with New $65,000 Scholarship
The ANU Vice-Chancellor Scholars Program provides financial support, accommodation assistance, and relocation support. The program offers places for both undergraduate and postgraduate students starting from Semester 1 2027.
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“Lamentable”: Students Reflect on the Equity of ANU Scholarships
In light of recent discourse over the equity of the ANU’s scholarships, Observer speaks to current students to hear their opinion on the matter.
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ELEVATE Your ANUSA: Malakai King To Run For ANUSA President 2027
ELEVATE your ANUSA claims to be an “independent, progressive and experienced team of students who want to take student representation at ANU to the next level”. Observer reports.
