Woroni

The Voice of ANU Students Since 1950

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 21.12.2024 Editorial: Is the Budget’s SSAF mandate too much of a good thing?

Quidditch Crash Course

2.4.2018 by Sophie Hyland-Fitch

ANU Sport,
Discovery,
Life and Style,
Literature

A Shore Thing

21.3.2018 by Anonymous

Creative

Warrior

21.3.2018 by Shikhar Mishra

Creative

The Up Until

21.3.2018 by Mahalia Crawshaw

Creative

SASHIMI, SHRINES AND SUNSETS: ADVENTURES IN JAPAN

21.3.2018 by Mariam Abouelnasr

Discovery,
Exchange,
International,
Life and Style,
Overseas

The 37% rule

20.3.2018 by Liam King

Canberra,
Discovery,
Housing,
Science

About You

9.3.2018 by Amanda Dheerasekara

Creative

This Poem Isn't About You

9.3.2018 by Kat Carrington

Creative

Going Solo

7.3.2018 by Shikhar Mishra

Creative

Getting Into The Arena

7.3.2018 by Alex Costello

Creative

Witching Hour Waits

7.3.2018 by Florence Wellfair

Creative

‘Why would you sign yourself up for a miserable existence by doing an arts degree?’ asks local STEM kid after not sleeping for three days

7.3.2018 by Caroline Dry

Creative,
Engineering,
Science

It is Two Minutes to Midnight, So Why Am I not Panicking?

19.2.2018 by Bentan Honeywood

Discovery

A Life in the Making

18.2.2018 by Mahalia Crawshaw

Creative,
Poetry

MUDDLED AND OTHER SANDWICH FILLINGS

3.1.2018 by Anonymous

Creative,
Sombre

CEO Pay: Too much?

15.11.2017 by Sam Walker

Business and Economics,
Discovery,
Finance

Avant L’Hiver (Before Winter)

24.10.2017 by Akka Ballenger Constantin

Creative,
Multilingual

回应郑尹莉的《碎片空间》'Sawjig': A Response to Cherry Zheng's 'Jigsaw Moments'

24.10.2017 by Alessandra Panizza

Creative,
Multilingual

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