Woroni

The Voice of ANU Students Since 1950

21.2.2025 ANUSA Executive Rush Through Motion to Restructure Environment Collective 12.2.2025 Emails Obtained Under FOI Reveal ANU Discussion of Student Protester Social Media Analysis 4.2.2025 Parliamentary Inquiry into University Governance Backed 3.2.2025 USyd Policy Amendments Propose Further Crackdown on Campus Political Expression 28.12.2024 Fears Arise As ANU Medical Centre Ceases Most Doctor Related Services

Casual Vacancy: Content Editor for Woroni

22.1.2023 by Woroni Editor

Student Media,
Woroni

Arts Revue: A Labour (Liberal and Greens) of Love

15.12.2022 by Maddy Wang

Art,
Reviews

In Defence of Protest Politics: the Strategy of Climate Action for ANUSA + NUS

23.9.2022 by Wren Somerville and Nick Reich

ANUSA 2022 Election,
ANUSA Elections

A Rich Ticket's World?

18.12.2021 by Alexander Lane

ANUSA,
ANUSA Elections,
Campus

The Distance Between

17.3.2021 by Jessica Liao

Art,
Memoir,
Multilingual

Painting Islamic Art's Face

20.10.2020 by Mani Seeber

Art

So, You Ran in ANUSA Elections. Now What?

22.9.2020 by Ben Chesler

ANUSA,
ANUSA Elections,
stupol

The Hidden Campaign Costs of ANUSA Elections

31.8.2020 by Ben Rowley

ANUSA,
ANUSA Elections

Some Advice on ANUSA Voting

24.8.2020 by Queenie Ung-Lam

ANUSA,
ANUSA Elections

Ticked Off

22.8.2020 by Adam Grossenbacher

ANUSA,
ANUSA Elections

Where I Stand: A Kambri Exhibition Review

2.8.2020 by Tara Finlay

Art,
Kambri,
Reviews

Making Art Galleries An Inclusive Sensory Space

24.4.2020 by Juliette Brown

Art

Woroni Election Results

2.6.2019 by Woroni Editor

Elections,
Woroni

Woroni Elections 2019

17.5.2019 by Woroni Editor

Elections,
Woroni

Issue 3, Vol. 69 2019

15.5.2019 by Woroni Editor and Ben Lawrence

Woroni

Woroni Elections Semester 2 2019

3.5.2019 by Woroni Editor

Elections,
Woroni

Issue 1, Vol. 69 2019

20.2.2019 by Woroni Editor and Noah Yim

Woroni

A More Innovative and Agile Student Media

16.12.2018 by Jonathan Tjandra

Media,
Pull Out,
Woroni

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