Woroni

The Voice of ANU Students Since 1950

7.9.2025 The People’s Town Hall: staff and students speak back to the ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences change proposal 5.9.2025 Will Roche runs for President, UMAC, and General Representative 4.9.2025 ANU Secure? More like ANU Insecure 4.9.2025 Lessons from Inward Bound: Gender Quotas are Effective 27.8.2025 Malakai King announces run for ANUSA general secretary

A Return I Never Expected

4.9.2025 by Shivagha Sindhamani Pathak

Discovery

If Canberra hypothetically had a dictator and that was hypothetically me

5.6.2025 by Chiara Hackney-Britt

Canberra,
Satire

H.C. Coombs’ Marvellous Maze of Wonder

17.4.2025 by Cameron Upton

Satire

10 Quotes That Permanently Changed How I Dated Men

18.2.2025 by Jaden Ogwayo

Discovery,
Love

In Defence of Hope

1.1.2025 by Emanuel Foundas

Discovery

Third Year Blues

4.12.2024 by Henry Wise

Canberra,
Discovery

Satire: Cheers Dan

2.11.2023 by Jasper Harris

Satire

True Artists Work With Any Medium

5.6.2023 by Alexander Lane

Humour,
Satire

A Letter to My Younger Self

12.11.2022 by Chetha Nawana

Discovery,
letters

Uncertainties: a collection

12.11.2022 by Chetha Nawana

Discovery,
Fear,
Unknown

Field Notes: Daytripping to Sydney

27.9.2022 by Anonymous

Satire

Ambition on Fleek: How Pinterest took me from GirlFlop to GirlBoss

9.4.2021 by Sophie Rosen

Comment,
Memoir,
Opinion,
Satire,
Student life

Breaking Down (ANU Faculties)

30.10.2020 by Rachel Chopping and Stephenie Meyer

ANU,
COVID-19,
Satire

Mooseheads Reopens: Introverts Lament

30.9.2020 by Katie Sproule

Canberra,
Moosheads,
Satire

The Tariff Saga

26.8.2020 by Campbell Edmonds, Rachel Chopping and Stephenie Meyer

Satire

ANUSA Election Kerfuffle Exposes Extent of Russian Interference

24.8.2020 by Campbell Edmonds

Satire

Browsing Through Kambri

23.4.2020 by Rachel Chopping

Satire

The Science Behind The Prize

12.3.2020 by Sophie Burgess, Sai Campbell, Lam Tran and Harry Carr

Discovery,
Science

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