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Jun
2014
New deans for CECS and CBE »
The University has made two senior academic staff appointments this week.
Professor Shirley Leitch has been appointed a new Dean of the ANU...
26
Jun
2014
Architecture gongs for ANU buildings »
The ANU Centre on China in the World (CIW) and the ANU Colleges of Science’s Chemistry Sciences Building have been recognised at the 2014...
26
Jun
2014
Foreign Minister opens Middle East conference »
Australia’s Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has opened an ANU conference on the Middle East, using her speech to express concern about the...
26
Jun
2014
ANUx: The Next Chapter »
Four new ANU massive open online courses (MOOCs) on the Edx platform are in preparation for release in 2015/16 after being selected from a...
26
Jun
2014
Three ANU students win scholarships in New Colombo Plan »
Three ANU students have been awarded prestigious scholarships to study in Asia as part of the government’s New Colombo Plan.
Emma Roberts,...
26
Jun
2014
Honours language student off to UN in NY »
Language honours student Marie-Alice McLean-Dreyfus says she’d like to see more people learn a language to help with our day-to-day lives....
24
Jun
2014
ANU appoints new Public Policy Fellows »
The Australian National University has appointed seven new Public Policy Fellows, including two of the country’s top senior public servants...
24
Jun
2014
New Dean for ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science »
Quantum optics specialist and ANU alumna Professor Elanor Huntington has been appointed Dean of the ANU College of Engineering and Computer...
20
Jun
2014
Former PM Hawke launches book on China's rise »
Former Prime Minister Bob Hawke has launched a new book on the rise of China by ANU Professor Stuart Harris, using his speech to discuss...
20
Jun
2014
Ten year old aces ANUx Astrophysics »
A 10-year old boy has passed The Australian National University’s first Astrophysics Massive Open Online Course (MOOC), offered on the edX...
19
Jun
2014
Bush Capital could lose its old trees »
The bush capital is losing its large old native trees so fast it may have none left within 120 years, an ANU study has found.
Researchers...
19
Jun
2014
ANU Council approves new capital works »
The Australian National University Council has approved a new model for capital works investment to enable the construction of two...
19
Jun
2014
Teaching honour for ANU academic »
Academic Dr Beth Beckmann has won a prestigious National Teaching Fellowship in recognition of her expertise in improving the quality of...
18
Jun
2014
Minister opens State of the Pacific Conference »
Australia's Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Hon Julie Bishop, has outlined the government's policy approach to the South Pacific, calling...
18
Jun
2014
How the Great Barrier Reef survived colder temperatures »
The Great Barrier Reef grew during the last ice age, even though the water temperatures were four to five degrees colder than today, a team...
16
Jun
2014
Milky Way debris came from galaxy collision »
An international team of researchers believe the small satellite galaxies strewn around the Milky Way are the remains of a collision with...
16
Jun
2014
Know your campus »
Last edition's Know Your Campus photo was taken outside the Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies.
Congratulations to Brian McLeay who won a...
16
Jun
2014
Apiculture society abuzz about giving to students »
The ANU Apiculture Society is offering students a chance to win a small amount of money if they can show that their studies relate to bees...
16
Jun
2014
Budget solutions forums »
In July 2013, after consultation with thousands of ANU staff and students, the University announced its budget solutions package of...
16
Jun
2014
Masters student posthumously awarded »
A posthumous masters degree has been awarded to an Indonesian student who died of cancer shortly before completing his study.
Arief...
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