ANU campuses move to remote work and study

Vice-Chancellor Professor Brian Schmidt today announced The Australian National University (ANU) will move to remote work and study from tomorrow. From Thursday 26 March, except for some very limited and select cases, all staff will work away from campus. From Monday 30 March, all teaching will be remote and except limited and essential cases, the campus will be closed. A small group of identified staff will continue lab-based work on COVID-19, and maintain financial payments, payroll and security. Strict social distancing and hygiene protocols will be in place for these staff. All University buildings will be locked and 24/7 access removed. Staff will continue to be paid as per usual arrangements.
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