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No images? Click here   ANUSA Bush Week 2026: FantasiaBush Week 2026 | 27-31 July It’s the moment you’ve all been waiting for - this Bush Week, experience Fantasia. Take a look at all of our events below. For location, more info and accessibility information, view our website or Instagram. * Autonomous events Friday 24th July 5:00PM Postgraduate Welcome (Free ticket link) 10:00AM Indigenous Department NAIDOC Festival 11:00AM DIY Clothes Upcycling Wednesday 29th July 9:00AM Market Day Thursday 30th July 9:00AM Indigenous Department Coffee Catchup * Friday 31st July 9:00AM Postgrad Coffee Catchup ^ (Ticket link) All Week  ANU Student Hubs SurveyANUSA is collecting students’ real experiences and opinions on how the new Student Hubs are operating across campus and meeting students' needs. Visit our linktree or anusa.com.au to complete our survey now.  Union Pantry UpdateDuring Semester 2 the Union Pantry form will open on Friday at 12pm and close Monday 12pm. There is no limit on the number of people who can sign up. Please only fill out the form once. After the form closes, 60 people who have signed up will be randomly selected for each Union Pantry session. All students who are selected will receive an email informing them their Union Pantry registration was successful and of which session they can attend. Those who were not selected will receive an email informing them their registration for Union Pantry was unsuccessful. If you are struggling financially ANUSA has other food programs and financial assistance grants available to students. You can also email sa.assistance@anu.edu.au to book an appointment with our Student Assistance team to discuss how ANUSA can best support you.
 The Time is Now: Protest and Sit InCW: Sexual assault and sexual harassment, gender-based violence, institutional betrayal  Free ANUSA Migration WorkshopsThese workshops are for ANU students who would like to learn more about student visa conditions, temporary graduate visa or permanent skilled migration and Canberra Matrix. Partner visas are also covered in brief. The HDR Migration Workshop will discuss pathways for PR for PHD candidates.   Intro to the LibraryIn this session you’ll find out why there are five library branches on campus, and where the 24/7 access Library spaces are. We’ll also help you understand the services and classes the Library offers, what Subject Guides are, how to use the Library’s website.  BKSS Open For Sem 2BKSS is now back open to students. We are excited to welcome students back into the space. · Free breakfast 8:30am – 10.30am weekdays What's on
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AMA - Ask Student Assistance Anything Want to chat to our Student Assistance Team? …Or just not sure who to talk to? Join our weekly drop-in sessions and ask us anything! Our friendly ANUSA Legal and Student Assistance Teams will be here to answer your questions. ANU Library Tours No registration required, just turn up!
Shut Up and Write (HDR) ARMS Indigenous Health Conference 2026 – Stronger Together This student-led conference brings together students, health professionals, researchers, and community leaders for a day of learning, discussion, and connection centred on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health. Through inspiring speakers, interactive discussions, and networking opportunities, attendees will explore this year's theme, "Stronger Together," and the importance of culturally safe healthcare, respectful allyship, and Indigenous leadership. Open to people from all disciplines and backgrounds, with limited places available. Tickets: $10 ARMS Members | $15 ANU Students | $55 Non-ANU Students | Free for Indigenous Students More details on event page More News ANUSA Textbook Program - Now Open ANU 80th Anniversary - Volunteering Opportunity
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