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ANU Semester 2 Timetable Release Delayed: To Be Same Day And Time As Subject Allocation
The finalised Semester 2 timetable has been delayed. Now, students can only access the timetable on Monday 13 July at 11am. The same day and same time as subject allocation.
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“Categorically a policy failure”: ANUSA President Speaks Out on the Job-ready Graduates Scheme
ANUSA President Charley Ellwood recently appeared before a Senate Committee to argue against the controversial Job-ready Graduates scheme, which has hiked the prices of arts and humanities degrees across Australia. Observer speaks to him on the impacts of the scheme at the ANU.
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Julie Bishop Has Just Resigned: How Did We Get Here?
Over the last year, the ANU Council has been subject to resignations, bullying accusations, and unprecedented regulatory intervention. Here’s a summary of all that happened before Julie Bishop resigned.
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From AI to ATEC: What’s Happening in Higher Education?
Observer zooms out of the campus bubble, summarising the key news pieces in higher education this year.
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Vote4Her Movement: An Advocate for All
It is undisputed that Gender-based violence is an epidemic in Australia. 2 in 5 women have experienced violence since the age of 15. Observer sat down with Mivy Caddey to discuss the Vote4Her movement and her role as a student advocate within the ANU community.
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Cockroaches, Mice, and Painting over Mould: ANU Residents’ Experiences Living on Campus
By Will Cassell and Madeleine Crabtree Observer talks to current and former students about their experiences living at university accommodations.
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“Like navigating a minefield”: Former LK student suing UniLodgexANU
A former UniLodge resident who is suing UniLodge and ANU for her mould-related illness is calling for Lena Karmel Lodge to be demolished.
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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 do not claim Mark confessing his love to Juliet in Love Actually. Bend it like Beckham is our guilty pleasure, “Jess, I’m Irish” is how…
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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 mum. So knowing where to go when you have that lingering freshers’ flu cough, or you feel like you probably have not eaten enough fruit…
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