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ANU students present qualitative research findings to US university
Six postgraduate students from the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences and College of Asia and the Pacific have shared their research projects at an intensive camp at Syracuse University in the United States.They attended the Institute for Qualitative and Multi-Method Research summer camp and…
School of Music student contributes to ARIA nomination
The 2016 ARIA Awards nominations have brought a happy surprise for ANU School of Music honours student Louis Montgomery. Louis recorded the vocals for all but two of Australian electronic band SAFIA's debut album, Internal, including the song that is the basis for SAFIA's nomination for…
School of Music here to stay, with everybody's support
Canberra needs the ANU School of Music. And the School of Music needs the support of Canberra. As the pages of The Canberra Times reveal, the School of Music has rarely been out of the news since its inception in 1965. Andrew Podger's recently finalised community consultation report on the…
School of Music student wins top prize at Melbourne International Guitar Festival
Andrew Blanch, a PhD candidate at the ANU School of Music, claimed first prize in the recent Melbourne International Guitar Competition. School alumna Stephanie Jones placed third in the contest, which formed part of the Melbourne International Guitar Festival. Andrew said it was a…
ANU archaeology projects recognised in ACT Heritage Awards
Two projects involving ANU School of Archaeology and Anthropology staff have been recognised at the National Trust of Australia's 2016 ACT Heritage Awards for work involving maintaining and interpreting heritage values. The projects awarded include a new heritage management plan of the…
New edition of Australian National Dictionary gifted to the nation
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has accepted a specially bound set of the new edition of the Australian National Dictionary, the primary repository of Australian English. The Dictionary was presented as a 'gift to the nation' at the Prime Minister's Parliament House office. The…
Arts/Science alumna awarded scholarship to Oxford University
ANU alumna and Indigenous woman Sarah Bourke has been awarded the prestigious Robert Skyes Scholarship to study at Oxford University. The scholarship supports Indigenous people to complete postgraduate studies at leading international universities and to inspire future students through…