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  • How Will ANU Move Forward in the Aftermath of Renew ANU?
    Madeleine Crabtree

    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…

    April 2, 2026
  • Is ANU “Cooking the Books”?
    Saffron Geyle

    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.

    March 31, 2026
  • ANUSA Explained: What can ANUSA do for you?
    Brooke Corkhill

    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…

    March 31, 2026
  • Hi, My Mum Did NOT Book My Appointment
    Anushka Vineet

    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…

    March 24, 2026
  • ANU Researchers Leading the Field in Solutions for Flood Mitigation
    Sarah McCrea

    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…

    March 24, 2026
  • ANU Removes ‘Inclusive Teaching’ Requirements from EAPs
    Sophie Blewitt

    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…

    March 20, 2026
  • From Parliament to the Chancelry: Politicians in University Leadership
    Sarah McCrea

    From Parliament to the Chancelry: Politicians in University Leadership

    With Julie Bishop’s term as ANU Chancellor ending this year, the university may have a new Chancellor by 2027. But, if this is the case, will the ANU take the…

    March 20, 2026
  • Staff Census Ranks ANU 5th Lowest-Performing Australian University for Psychosocial Safety
    Sarah McCrea

    Staff Census Ranks ANU 5th Lowest-Performing Australian University for Psychosocial Safety

    A study on the psychosocial safety of university staff has ranked the ANU fifth lowest-performing compared to other Australian universities. Nationally, the study found the university sector was, for staff,…

    March 16, 2026
  • New Year, New ANU Governance?
    Sarah McCrea

    New Year, New ANU Governance?

    After intense public scrutiny in 2025, ANU governance has started to make changes to their operations. What are these changes being made, and how do they align with the recommendations…

    March 12, 2026
  • Taken for GRANTed? The Unique Opportunities of the ANU
    Patricia Hill

    Taken for GRANTed? The Unique Opportunities of the ANU

    Observer takes a look at the National Institutes Grant and its role in supporting the ANU in its research.

    March 10, 2026
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