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ANU Council approves funding for new RSSS building
The Australian National University Council has approved funding for a new building for the Research School of Social Sciences (RSSS). PhD student Jessie Moritz with RSSS Director Professor Adam Graycar at the announcement of the new buildings. Photo by Stuart Hay. It is part of a new…
The Lessons of European Integration for the Indo Pacific
On Monday 16 June 2014, Peter Varghese AO, Secretary, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade gave the 2014 Schuman Lecture at the ANU Centre for European Studies. In his talk, The Lessons of European Integration for the Indo Pacific, Mr Varghese said that while the current economic, cultural and…
Bringing health awareness to life on campus
Around 50 students from the School of Archaeology and Anthropology recently showcased their skills in communicating some of the world’s most significant health problems. Led by Medical Anthropology lecturer Trang Ta, the students exhibited their works at Union Court on Thursday 29 May. As part…
CAIS PhD candidates launch new book on Middle East
Fieldwork in various parts of the world proved no obstacle for three ANU PhD candidates, who teamed up to co-edit a book investigating social and political changes that have taken place in the Middle East over the last decade. The Contemporary Middle East: Revolution or Reform? was co-edited by…
CASS academics and alumni receive Queen's Birthday Honours
High profile members of the College of Arts and Social Sciences community have been honoured for their contribution to Australia in the 2014 Queen’s Birthday Order of Australia Honours. Historian Professor Tom Griffiths and women’s health advocate Dr Gwen Gray Jamieson were both appointed…
Dobell Annual Lecture draws a crowd
Since 1985, the ANU School of Art has hosted an annual lecture where an eminent art historian, curator, or artist is invited to speak on some aspect of Australian art history or art practice. Professor Ian McLean was the 30th speaker, and delivered the Sir William Dobell Annual Lecture ‘What’s in…
ANU a canvas for digital arts
The phenomenal popularity of digital projection art continues to rise thanks to high profile shows like Vivid Sydney and Enlighten. Projection by Gareth Dunston on the Peter Karmel Building in May 2014. The Photography and Media Arts Workshop is no stranger to this growing art…