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Save Our Graduations!

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On the 25th of June 2024 ANU announced that they would be moving from a graduation ceremony for each semester - in July and December respectively - to a single graduation ceremony in early April. Not only that, students who had already begun planning their December 2024 graduations were told that they would instead have to graduated the next year.

Immediately, the vast majority of ANU students were outraged by this decision. It represents a clear example of our university putting money before the experience of its own student body.

This petition is asking for 

  1. A reconsideration of this decision and the return of 2 graduations a year
  2. Ensuring that the dates of graduation do not mean that international students have to apply for a new visa just to attend their own ceremony
  3. At minimum the restoration of a December graduation for students graduating in Semester 2 2024, many of which had already begun planning for their ceremonies

Find out more and sign the petition

 

 

Thank you!

We want to say a big thank you to everyone who was involved in this year's Bush Week.

Whether you volunteered, attended any of our events or grabbed some free merch at Market Day, it was wonderful to see you all again and we can't wait to see what this semester has in store!

 

2024 Election EOI Form

The ANUSA Expression of Interest Form is for students who are interested in running for ANUSA positions to express interest. These expressions of interest are made available to students convening tickets (groups of students who run together in elections).

Complete form

 

Semester 2 Enrolment

If you're unsure how to enrol for a semester 2 course, please visit the link below. The last date to enrol via ISIS is 29th July 2024.

How to enrol

 

Woroni Submissions

ANU's student magazine Woroni is calling for submissions for its latest magazine, "Journey"! They're looking for pitches, stories, poems, essays, comics, and more about all kinds of journeys: literal, personal, spiritual, etc. Submissions close tonight (the 26th) at midnight. Send in your work to write@woroni.com.au, or join the Woroni Contributors group to find out more!

 
 
 

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Free Screening at NFSA

This Saturday, the NFSA presents a free screening of Kairos at Arc Cinema: a compelling drama about a gymnast-turned-boxer living with Down syndrome who finds himself reckoning with his own identity.

Kairos stars Chris Bunton, an actor and Olympic gold medal-winning gymnast who also lives with Down syndrome. The film challenges stereotypes about disability onscreen, inviting audiences to connect with the universal experiences of its characters – as discussed in this interview with Chris Bunton and writer-director Paul Barakat. The NFSA are honoured to have Chris joining them for a post-screening Q&A, alongside producer Carla Barakat.

Volunteering Opportunity - BiG Day In
ANU CECC are excited to invite you to volunteer at the upcoming Big Day In event, scheduled for 27 August from 7:30 am to 3:00 pm at the Research School of Physics. 

As a volunteer, you will receive the following benefits:

  • Morning tea and lunch provided on the day
  • A BiG Day In t-shirt
  • Complimentary 12-month ACS student membership
  • A certificate of participation, suitable for inclusion in your resume

Main volunteer roles on the day include:

  • Ushering students to their seats
  • Managing microphones during presentations
  • Assisting with the distribution of raffle tickets during Q&A sessions
  • Supporting exhibitors with setup and teardown
  • Potentially assisting with AV needs
  • Timekeeping to ensure presentations run on schedule
  • Photography

If you are interested in volunteering, please confirm your availability by sending an email to marketing.cecc@anu.edu.au with your name and contact details.

 
 

Contact Us

Don't forget that if you need help ANUSA is here for you during your time at ANU. 

Need to talk to a Student Assistance Advisor for free academic advocacy, welfare, or financial advice?
Email sa.assistance@anu.edu.au

Need to make a free Legal appointment?
Book online

Need help with grocery costs?
Email sa.assistance@anu.edu.au

Opening hours: 9am-5pm Monday to Friday (not including public holidays)

 
We acknowledge the Ngunnawal and Ngambri people as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which ANUSA operates.
We recognise the continuing connection to lands, waters, and communities of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
We pay our respect to Elders, past and present, and commit to standing with our first nations people.

Contact ANUSA (02) 6125 2444