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The Voice of ANU Students Since 1950

10.5.2025 A Sector In Crisis - UTS and WSU Follow ANU’s Lead In Major Cuts and Restructures 5.5.2025 Students Launch Protest Subcommittee: ‘Tear Down the Poster Policy’ 29.4.2025 Campus Perspective: Study Debunks Link Between International Students and Rising Rents 27.4.2025 ANU Law Student Hannah Vardy is Running for the Senate 24.4.2025 Parliamentary Inquiry into Antisemitism at Australian Universities Released

Ode to a Canberra Sunset

10.2.2025 by Jaden Ogwayo

Creative

flat notes

1.1.2025 by Michael Reid

Creative

Making Waves

21.2.2024 by Chi Chi Zhao

ANU,
Interview,
Research,
Science

Pride Month Picks

11.6.2023 by Various Authors

Books,
Creative,
Film,
Gaming,
Movie Recommendation,
Reviews,
Society and Culture

Autumn at the ANU

19.5.2023 by Chris Jackson

Art,
Campus,
Canberra,
Creative,
Environment,
Photography

On Thin Portraits and the Incurable Brilliance of Zelda Fitzgerald: Her Life and Masterpiece, 'Save Me the Waltz'

13.3.2023 by Caelan Doel

Analysis,
Books,
Creative,
Culture,
Reviews

To Love a Green Haired Girl

12.11.2022 by Natalie Sandin

Creative,
Greens

Unabridged

12.11.2022 by Sisana Lazarus

Creative,
Poetry

The Jacaranda and the Jar

12.11.2022 by Will Salkeld

Culture,
Food,
nature

I’ve Got Nothing to Wear - Yet.

12.11.2022 by Cristina Munoz

Culture,
Fashion

Renaturalising Sullivan’s Creek

12.11.2022 by Nick Blood

Animal activism,
Creative,
Environment,
nature

To Pee or Not to Pee? – That is the Question

12.11.2022 by Anonymous

ANUSA,
Campus

Cosmic Loneliness

8.11.2022 by Zair Ahmed

Culture,
Music,
Science,
Space

Friday Night Party: What just happened?

10.10.2022 by Patrick Stephenson

ANUSA,
Music

Peter Garrett: From the Old Library Lawns to the Australian Stage

30.9.2022 by Will Salkeld

Culture,
Music

A Tale of Two Fictions

1.9.2022 by Sam Belmore

Books,
Culture

Comrade Cat and His Life

5.6.2022 by Abhijeet Swami

Creative

How it begins

10.4.2022 by Sisana Lazarus

Creative

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