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15
Nov
2019
VC's Update - returning the Elcho Island blood samples »
Hi everyone,
Last week I visited the United States and Canada on a whirlwind trip. After addressing the Presidents of the Canadian...
15
Nov
2019
Study casts doubt on China's organ donation data »
“We have found that the data was simply made up, based on an equation."
13
Nov
2019
New security college to focus on the Pacific »
Australia’s first-ever specialist college to support security across the Pacific region has been launched at ANU.
13
Nov
2019
Leading higher education expert joins ANU »
One of Australia’s most respected higher education policy thinkers and researchers, Professor Andrew Norton, has taken a new role at ANU.
13
Nov
2019
Milky Way’s big black hole hurls star to infinity and beyond »
An international study has discovered a star travelling at more than six million km/h through the Milky Way after being flung from the...
12
Nov
2019
Treasurer outlines new economic challenges in ANU lecture »
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has outlined the new challenges facing the Australian economy, and how we might tackle them, in a speech...
11
Nov
2019
Bootcamp to build cyber resilience in the region »
ANU and DFAT team up to help better equip practitioners at the frontline of the region’s cybersecurity challenges.
11
Nov
2019
Blood samples start their long journey home to Arnhem Land »
A special smoking ceremony has marked the start of a journey to repatriate more than 200 Indigenous blood samples to Elcho Island.
11
Nov
2019
Crawford School Professor recognised with fellowship »
Professor Robert (Bob) Costanza has been elected a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia, for his work related to public...
08
Nov
2019
Frydenberg to assess Australia's economic prospects »
Federal Treasurer the Hon Josh Frydenberg MP will examine the global forces shaping the prospects and destiny of Australia’s economy.
08
Nov
2019
ANU Spaces – Carly Gordyn »
It has been a while since we've profiled a student or staff member who has told us a little about themselves and their favourite space on...
08
Nov
2019
2020 PARSA Executive – Elena Sheard »
Elena Sheard is PARSA's Vice President for 2020. We caught up with her to talk movies, statistics, hockey and leek linguine!
What is your...
08
Nov
2019
2018 J.G. Crawford Prizes announced »
A physicist whose PhD focused on ions in solutions, a policy expert interested in the political economy of resource nationalism in...
08
Nov
2019
Killer wheat disease spreads without sex »
Some clever detective work by an international team of scientists has uncovered how a deadly fungus came about through some unusual...
07
Nov
2019
A great university is first made by its students »
Universities are where research and teaching meet. We must bring together teachers, researchers, learners and leaders, Brian Schmidt writes.
07
Nov
2019
Antarctica likely to drive rapid sea-level rise »
Scientists from The Australian National University (ANU) have shown that ice melt from Antarctica drives rapid and high sea-level rise,...
06
Nov
2019
Red deer evolving to give birth earlier in warming climate »
Red deer on a Scottish island are providing scientists with some of the first evidence that wild animals are evolving to give birth earlier...
04
Nov
2019
Government must declare a water emergency, says expert »
Politicians using drought relief to assist farmers in need are ignoring effective and long-lasting solutions to Australia’s water emergency.
04
Nov
2019
Rates must stay put as inflation inches up »
With inflation increasing to 1.7 per cent in the September quarter, record-low interest rates should remain unchanged, says ANU Shadow RBA.
01
Nov
2019
Former health minister joins ANU »
Former ACT Health Minister Meegan Fitzharris will help health leaders develop high-level skills to keep Australians well in new ANU role.
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