25
May
2017
PhD student captures captivating stories of Badimaya elder
A stunning new bilingual book has been launched on-country at Kirkalocka Station, about 350km east of Geraldton in Western Australia....
23
May
2017
Celebrating human rights stories and social changes through film
“Artists and creatives have always been at the vanguard of social change – we rely on them to hold a mirror to the uneasy truths of our...
23
May
2017
ANU unveils state-of-the-art music recording studio
The Australian National University (ANU) School of Music today unveiled a new recording studio that will be the cornerstone of the school's...
22
May
2017
Book by ANU historian explores pardons and parole in New York state
A new book about parole and pardoning in New York state’s criminal justice system highlights the difficulties state governors faced while...
17
May
2017
2017 Council for the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Australia Prizes
The Council for the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences(CHASS) is inviting nominations for its 2017 Australia Prizes. The CHASS Australia...
15
May
2017
Work of ANU archaeologists leads to national heritage listing
Two mining sites crucial to Australia’s industrial history have been added to the National Heritage List, thanks in part to work by a trio...
11
May
2017
ANU and Embassies gather to celebrate Portuguese Languages and Culture
The annual celebration of the Day of the Community of Portuguese Language countries has been celebrated with interesting talks, good...
11
May
2017
Passion for Indigenous language leads to national award
ANU School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics academic and lecturer Dr John Giacon has won the Patji-Dawes award, Australia's premier...
11
May
2017
ANU students perform well at international Arabic language debating championships
For people who fear public speaking, debating is one thing they’d rather avoid – nevermind debating in a second language, in another...
09
May
2017
A bank heist in Paraguay’s ‘wild, wild west’ reveals the dark underbelly of free trade
By Dr Caroline Schuster, Lecturer, School of Archaeology and Anthropology.
It was as brazen as it was spectacular: on April 24 2017,...
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