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Commercial Services Student Campus Dining Survey
This survey aims to understand ANU students’ dining habits, preferences and spending patterns on and around campus. It explores factors that influence students’ food and beverage choices, including price, convenience, variety and location. The findings will help ANU Commercial Services better understand student needs and inform future planning and improvements to campus dining services. Participation is voluntary, and responses will be used for research and planning purposes.
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Volunteer Applications Open - National Multicultural Festival
Want to meet new people while supporting one of Canberra’s favourite events?
The 2027 National Multicultural Festival is looking for volunteers to help bring the festival to life from 5 to 7 February 2027.
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Events

Shut Up and Write (HDR)
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays
Write your thesis in a supportive environment with free lunch or dinner provided for a limited number of HDR students in each session.

CSSA Game Jam 2026
2-4 October
Come join an awesome, creative weekend competition of making games! Artists, musicians, developers and designers are invited to the 2026 Game Jam, brought to you by the Computer Science Students' Association. The event will run from the 2-4th October, with plenty of free food and good vibes. Come along!

Need a team? There will be a team finding mixer night on Tuesday 29th September.
Find out more and register here.

CASS Student AI Consultation
The University is considering how to approach AI across teaching, learning, and research. 
Currently, there is no university-wide AI policy (except the one regulating the editing of HDR theses) and using generative AI to produce written work is considered a breach of the academic integrity rules under the University’s existing policy framework.

This consultation session is an opportunity to discuss how AI is currently being used, the challenges and uncertainties researchers and students are encountering, and what a fair, practical and academically appropriate approach to AI might look like across CASS.

12:30pm, 6 October 2026
Centre for Heritage & Museum Studies, Sir Roland Wilson Building (120), Conference Room 1.02. Zoom link to be provided.

A big dialogue: Globalisation – gone for good?
Wednesday, 7 October – 5:30pm-9pm @ Burgmann College Dining Hall 
Join a dinner and dialogue discussing the changing nature of globalisation and its role in shaping Australia's future. There seems to be a consensus that the postwar globalist economic order is breaking down, or has broken down already. You may know it by different names: the liberal international order, the Washington Consensus or neoliberalism. Whether you are a critic or champion, there aren’t too many bigger issues shaping the political, economic and social lives of everyday Australians.