This February, we’re hitting reset and starting the year right with O-Week 2025: Ctrl+Alt+Del, brought to you by ANUSA. From Monday, 10th February to Friday, 14th February, we’re kicking off the academic year with a week full of fun, connection, and discovery.
Ctrl+Alt+Del is your chance to: Ctrl: Take control of your ANU experience. Explore clubs and societies, meet new friends, and get to know your campus Alt: Discover alternative ways to engage with uni life. From workshops to food, there’s something for everyone across 50+ events on the calendar. Del: Leave behind the stress and refresh for the exciting year ahead.
Expect an action-packed week featuring:
100+ Clubs and Societies at Market Day Resources and support sessions from ANUSA to help you thrive Creative workshops, free movie screenings and exercise classes The return of Monday Moose, live music, and game nights Free lunch to keep you moving
Whether you’re a fresh-faced first year or a seasoned returner, O-Week 2025 is the ultimate reboot for all ANU students, whether you're an undergraduate, postgraduate or HDR. Keep an eye out for updates, the full schedule, and registration links!
Got some preloved gems to share?
Fill this form out if you want to sign up to sell your vintage, second-hand, or handmade clothing and jewellery at the Thrift Market on Monday, February 10th, during O-Week!
Are you an HDR student? Come and join ANUSA Shut Up and Write sessions, a dynamic and supportive writing program designed to fuel your productivity and foster a vibrant writing community. Free lunch or dinner will be provided. For more information, you can visit our website or email our Coordinator.
Researchers are inviting young people with disability and young carers to take part in a research project about how young people with disability and young carers define good listening, and whether they feel listened to by the organisations and services in their lives. Through these surveys, they hope to find out more about how organisations, such as service-providers and government agencies, can listen better to young people with disability and young carers. We want these organisations to listen to young people with disability and young carers, in the ways that they want to be listened to.
Ctrl: Take control of your ANU experience. Explore clubs and societies, meet new friends, and get to know your campus
Alt: Discover alternative ways to engage with uni life. From workshops to food, there’s something for everyone across 50+ events on the calendar.
Del: Leave behind the stress and refresh for the exciting year ahead.
100+ Clubs and Societies at Market Day
Resources and support sessions from ANUSA to help you thrive
Creative workshops, free movie screenings and exercise classes
The return of Monday Moose, live music, and game nights
Free lunch to keep you moving
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