National U

National U

National U was a student-run tabloid newspaper in Australia. It was preceded by the short lived 'U' and followed by the short lived 'Axis'. It was published by the National Union of Australian University Students the precursor of the Australian Union of Students in the 1960s and 1970s. Due to the political issues of the era the newspaper was a vital part of Australian national student politics of the time.


Publication details including

  • U (Melbourne, Vic.) National Union of Australian University Students journal. Melbourne : The Union, 1965-[1966]. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Sept. 29th, 1965)-
  • National U. Melbourne: [National Union of Australian University Students], [1966]-1975. ISSN 0313-8224
  • Axis : national student newspaper. Carlton, Vic. : Australian Union of Students, 1976-1976. ISSN 0313-8232. No. 1 (Mar. 8, 1976)-no. 12 (Oct. 18, 1976)
  • National student.Carlton, Vic. : Australian Union of Students. ISSN 0156-5346. 1977.
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