Tag: Student
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How to Finally Get Your Degree Back On Track
Falling behind in your degree? Here’s what to do before it gets worse.
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ANUSA Birth Control Subsidy Explained
What is the ANUSA Birth Control Subsidy? Observer explains eligibility, subsidised services, and how to apply for reimbursement.
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A Guide to FINALLY Finding a Job in Canberra
Noting how hard it is to find a job in Canberra, Observer has compiled a list of relevant resources to help make the Canberra job search easier.
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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 the next University Strategy, set to be released in August 2026.
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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 how students can access them.
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ANUSA 2025: RAGE Dominates Executive, First-Year Claims General Secretary Seat
RAGE for ANUSA has dominated the 2025 ANUSA elections, securing every executive role for 2026 except General Secretary, which was won by Malakai King running on the independent ticket Malakai for ANUSA. The elected executive candidates include Charley Ellwood for President and Undergraduate Member of the University Council, Stella Serrao-Smith for Vice-President, Eloisa Belmar Osborn…
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ANU Isn’t Alone: Uni Cuts Sweep the Country
ANU has been making headlines with its course and job cuts for months; however, we are far from unique, with many other universities across Australia also facing similar issues.
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Parties You Shouldn’t Vote For This ANUSA Election
Amongst the chaos of ANUSA elections, it’s hard enough to keep up to date and informed on the policies of legitimate candidates, let alone joke parties. But joke parties can still reveal serious student concerns, even concerns hidden in really obscure jokes.
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“I Went From Working 45 Hours a Week, to Scraping 8 Hours”: Student Quiet Firing Stories
Our employers (or the hours they offer) are by no doubt some of our greatest rocks in our darkest hours, but what happens when they don’t pull through? From not getting along with a coworker, to the business quietly going bankrupt, quiet firing is a phenomenon that students experience too often. “One of the coworkers…
