Our people, places and stories

For 80 years The Australian National University (ANU) has been a living community where students, staff and visitors live, learn, work and belong together. The everyday exchange of ideas across disciplines, cultures and lived experience makes the University a place where Australia's future is imagined, tested and shaped, and it’s been doing this for eight decades. What better time than now to celebrate the people, places and stories that make us proud.

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Bringing Fred Ward’s designs back home to University House

As University House prepares to reopen in August, the original mid-century Fred Ward pieces are returning.

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How many Nobel Laureates does it take to light up an auditorium?

What unfolded on stage was a thoughtful discussion about curiosity, collaboration and the unpredictable path to scientific discovery.

The ceremonial heart of ANU: A first look inside our newly restored University House

University House, the cermonial and social heart of ANU, opens again after five years of complex restoration.

ANU partners with NASA on first crewed moon mission in over 50 years

The Artemis II mission will see astronauts orbit the moon for the first time in more than 50 years.