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23
Jul
2019
ANU Counselling has moved to Kambri »
The ANU Counselling Centre is now located on Level 3 of the new Health and Wellbeing Centre (building 156) in the new Kambri precinct. ...
23
Jul
2019
A push to challenge stereotypes »
The organisers of Burgmann College's production Pygmalion say there's a clear message about not being confined to how people see you and...
23
Jul
2019
About the halls – Hamish McLennan »
In this new series, we check in with various students around the campus to see what they're up to, what they're studying and what they're...
23
Jul
2019
Leaders in their fields »
When Andrea Butler and Julia Sharwood were invited to attend a special Women in Leadership course in Victoria, they both jumped at the...
23
Jul
2019
Hands-on dads more prone to jealousy in face of infidelity »
A new international study has found fathers who invest time and money in their children are likely to be more jealous when their partner...
19
Jul
2019
Canberra and Country: the gap year that took ten years »
It was Hmalan Hunter-Xenie's connection to Country that compelled her to flee ANU after a year of study, but it was also her connection to...
19
Jul
2019
Lunar rocks debunk moon landing conspiracy theories »
Rocks collected from the moon 50 years ago and analysed by an international team of scientists, including from The Australian National...
18
Jul
2019
Humanitarianism inspiring the next generation of Engineers »
The impact engineering can have in society is limitless.
17
Jul
2019
Twenty-five talented students named Tuckwell Scholars »
A maths tutor who teaches disadvantaged people to swim and a software developer who has raised money for cancer research are two of the 25...
16
Jul
2019
More than 2,600 ANU graduates ready to take on the world »
Rebecca Kriesler was inspired to study history at ANU by her grandparents, all four of whom were holocaust survivors.
16
Jul
2019
VC's Update - Lindau, NAIDOC events and Canberra Moon Week »
Hi everyone,
It is great to be back on campus. Over the last two weeks I have been at the Starmus Festival in Zurich and the 69th Lindau...
16
Jul
2019
Blue-tongue lizards are born smart »
As children we have much to learn after we are born. We learn to walk, to talk, to develop our social skills, and when we start school we...
12
Jul
2019
A beloved teacher and bold bioethicist »
The ANU community remembers and pays tribute to Thomas Faunce.
In the final years of the 20th century, Professor Thomas Faunce was...
11
Jul
2019
Heather Catchpole »
Heather co-founded STEM-specialist media company Refraction Media in 2013 with a view to creating a smarter future - one in which everyone...
11
Jul
2019
Graduands' welcome from the Vice-Chancellor »
Our founders had high expectations of us. They planned for a university which would make all Australians proud and improve our...
11
Jul
2019
Chancellor’s message to graduands »
Today's ceremony marks the culmination of years of research and study. ANU owes much to the intellectual and cultural contribution of our...
09
Jul
2019
Cats kill more than 1.5 billion native animals per year »
Pet and feral cats together are killing over two billion reptiles, birds and mammals per year in Australia, and most of these animals are...
08
Jul
2019
ANU helps secure world heritage status for jars of Laos »
Mysterious jars potentially used for burial rituals in Laos have won world heritage status after years of research.
04
Jul
2019
ANU takes HECS system to South America »
Researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) will head to Brazil next month to support governments in South and Central...
04
Jul
2019
Smoking 'triples deaths from the heart' »
A world-first study shows for the first time how smoking harms all of the cardiovascular system.
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