Woroni

Woroni Founded in 1950, the ANU's student media outlet Woroni is published in print and online. Woroni has also expanded to radio and video platforms.

Founded in 1950, the ANU's student magazine Woroni is published in print and online. Woroni is a platform for student creativity and opinions, as well as ANU related content. The views expressed in our content do not represent the views of Woroni.

Anuva Rai reviews the tv show, "Adolescence". Read the full review at woroni.com.au.
29/07/2025

Anuva Rai reviews the tv show, "Adolescence". Read the full review at woroni.com.au.

Do you remember being an adolescent? Did you wake up on your 13th birthday and feel like everything had suddenly shifted? Acne. Periods. Voice cracks. Mind racing, body changing, 13 was big. It was the year you were made painfully aware of how different girls and boys were. Suddenly, you were told t...

Chiara Hackney-Britt considers what she would do if she were dictator of Canberra. Read the full article at woroni.com.a...
28/07/2025

Chiara Hackney-Britt considers what she would do if she were dictator of Canberra. Read the full article at woroni.com.au.

Let’s say, hypothetically, that I were to become the dictator of Canberra, that I had an astronomical budget with which I could do whatever I pleased, and that I was feeling very inspired and motivated to do something. Unlikely, but not impossible. So during my reign, these are the changes I would...

Mir Niejalke reviews the 'Exquisite Co**se - Insight into the Human Body' art exhibition at the ANU School of Art and De...
25/07/2025

Mir Niejalke reviews the 'Exquisite Co**se - Insight into the Human Body' art exhibition at the ANU School of Art and Design. Read the full review at woroni.com.au.

Art pictured: Beauty in the Eye of the Beholder by Maia Schyvens

On Thursday, 17th of July, an exhibition of the work by students from the Exquisite Co**se — Insight into the Human Body course, which runs in the winter session, opened for the public in the gallery of the School of Art and Design. The work crosses the boundaries between art and science and revea...

Emanuel Foundas explores libraries as sanctuaries of study. Read the full article at woroni.com.au.
25/07/2025

Emanuel Foundas explores libraries as sanctuaries of study. Read the full article at woroni.com.au.

I used to have a theory. It was a theory which worked more often than it failed, and appeared to explain a particular phenomenon which I recognised in a great many people. The theory could be stated as follows: however you study in your final year of high school determines how you study in universit...

23/07/2025

last hour !!!

23/07/2025

connections restored

23/07/2025

Woroni will be covering the 'No Cuts at ANU Overnight Concert'.

The School of Music Collective is hosting this concert in protest of the disestablishment of the ANU School of Music

Join us for a rondo-ful night!

23/07/2025

🛒🛍️✨ Hear from some of 's student clubs and society's in this recap of today's Market Day 👯🏻‍♀️

Brooke Corkhill interviews Diana Reid about her new novel, 'Signs of Damage'. Read the full interview at woroni.com.au.
23/07/2025

Brooke Corkhill interviews Diana Reid about her new novel, 'Signs of Damage'. Read the full interview at woroni.com.au.

In March 2025, Diana Reid, author of Love and Virtue, released her third novel, Signs of Damage. It follows the Kelly family on their idyllic French holiday, which is interrupted when Cass, their thirteen-year-old guest, goes missing. She is found alive and well several hours later, and those presen...

Shivagha Sindhamani Pathak explores the almost-four corners phenomenon at the Kazungula. Read the full article at woroni...
22/07/2025

Shivagha Sindhamani Pathak explores the almost-four corners phenomenon at the Kazungula. Read the full article at woroni.com.au.

If you thought the United States held the world’s only claim to a “Four Corners” phenomenon—where the states of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah converge at a single point—you’ve only seen part of the picture. Far across the Atlantic, on the lush banks where the Zambezi and Chobe ...

Last Tuesday in Kambri, students and staff protested the latest round of proposed cuts under the Renew ANU plan. The Nat...
21/07/2025

Last Tuesday in Kambri, students and staff protested the latest round of proposed cuts under the Renew ANU plan. The National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) organised the rally in response to the recently announced Organisational Change Proposal for the College of Arts and Social Sciences, which outlines plans to disestablish 52 jobs and merge multiple schools, centres, and programs.

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Last Tuesday in Kambri, students and staff protested the latest round of proposed cuts under the Renew ANU plan. The National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) organised the rally in response to the recently announced Organisational Change Proposal for the College of Arts and Social Sciences, which ou...

Chiara Hackney-Britt and Grace Williams review performances by the ANU Choral Society (SCUNA) and the ANU Chamber Choir....
21/07/2025

Chiara Hackney-Britt and Grace Williams review performances by the ANU Choral Society (SCUNA) and the ANU Chamber Choir. Read the full review at woroni.com.au.

Happy listeners filled the pews of All Saints Anglican Church in Ainslie, hugged warm by the music of two choirs while leaves fell gently from the trees outside. On Saturday 24 May 2025, the ANU Choral Society (SCUNA), conducted by Veronica Thwaites-Brown, and the ANU Chamber Choir, conducted by Tob...

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