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Human rights research takes PhD scholar to Palestine
Fieldwork took PhD candidate Liyana Kayali to the Middle East to investigate how Palestinian women are asserting their human rights. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is decades-long, and doesn’t appear to have a solution in sight. Usually, this conflict is portrayed only through its political…
ARC grant to provide new perspective on WWII in Borneo
ANU will partner with the Australian War Memorial to provide unique insights into how different groups of people experienced World War II (WWII) in Borneo. Dr Christine Helliwell from the ANU School of Archaeology and Anthropology has secured an ARC Linkage Grant for her three-year project…
Ceramic ngintaka returns to ANU
The College of Arts and Social Sciences added a one metre-long ceramic ngingtaka to its art collection this month. The ngintaka, or giant perentie lizard, now sits on display in the CASS Student Lounge in the Beryl Rawson Building. The lizard is one of three ceramic ngintaka made in the Ceramics…
Shining a cosmic light on opera at the School of Music
The ANU School of Music is putting a modern twist on a traditional genre, when Opera meets technology during a performance coming to Llewellyn Hall. L’Orfeo, based on the Greek legend of Orpheus, is a collaboration between the School of Music, School of Art and the Research School of…
Meet the Thought Leaders at ANU Open Day
Soak up the atmosphere of excellence on Saturday 30th August. The ANU campus will be open all day, offering you the chance to explore the excellent facilities, meet our world-class staff, speak with our students, and get a taste of university life at ANU. The School of Art and School of Music…
Scotland at the crossroads
PhD student James Cameron looks at the influence of the Scottish National Party and prospects for Scottish independence in the lead up to Scotland’s upcoming referendum. This is an edited version of a speech he gave at the Annual Parliamentary Scottish Dinner at Australian Parliament House in…
ANU PhD scholars to participate in global humanities collaboration
CASS PhD students Emily Soper and Annemarie McLaren have been chosen to participate in a new project aimed at increasing collaboration in the humanities. The project, Integrating the Humanities across National Boundaries, funded by the Andrew W Mellon Foundation, is designed to foster new…