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"For the Love of Drawing' A Symposium"
For the Love of Drawing is a free public symposium featuring presentations from Andrew Sayers and other leading experts in the field of drawing. The symposium will be held on Friday 11 April, 2 – 5.30 pm at the Hayden Allen Lecture Theatre (The Tank), and will be followed by a reception…
ANUCES wins European Commission grant
The ANU Centre for European Studies (ANUCES) has received a major grant from the European Commission for “developing the network of EU Centres in Australia and New Zealand”. The grant is worth approximately A$1 million, in addition to co-funding by ANU, and the partner and associate colleges of…
Debate to focus on women's history
Professor Angela Woollacott, Manning Clark Professor of History from the School of History is to team with Dr Ann Summers, National Museum of Australia founding director, Dr Dawn Casey, Indigenous Land Corporation chairwoman, ANU deputy vice-chancellor, Professor Marnie Hughes…
RSSS Director in Washington DC for World Bank event
Professor Adam Graycar, Director of the ANU Research School of Social Sciences (RSSS) is speaking in Washington DC this week at an event called ‘Corruption in Rich Countries’. The event is co-hosted by the Australian National University (ANU) and the World Bank's Integrity Vice Presidency (INT),…
ANIP Reception at Parliament House
On Wednesday 5th March students enrolled in the Australian National Internships Program (ANIP) for Semester 1, 2014, attended the Parliament Presiding Officers’ Reception. This event was held in the Senate President’s Courtyard, Parliament House, and hosted by the President of the Senate, Senator…
Top honours for CASS Alumni
CASS Alumni have taken out prestigious awards at the second annual ANU Alumni Awards Gala held on Saturday 1 March at Hotel Realm, as the University took time to reflect on the enormous impact of ANU alumni globally. Among the CASS recipients honoured was Thérèse Rein, highly successful…
ANU art graduate plays a part in US-French diplomacy
ANU School of Art graduate Rohan Ward has found himself involved in international diplomacy after designing and building a table for United States President Barack Obama. Ward’s table, made from cherry, oak and walnut and with a sunken middle section that holds a replica key to the Bastille,…