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Masculinity shortlisted in NSW
Photo from The State Library of Victoria flickr streamTwo ANU historians have been shortlisted for the NSW Premier’s History Awards, with books that look at sexuality and masculinity in different forms. Both books are ground breaking as they have been billed as the first of their type in Australia.…
Human Rights in the Occupied Palestinian Territories
Reception and exhibition When: 6.00 - 6.30pm Tuesday 10 SeptemberLocation: ANU Commons Function Centre Drinks and canape reception and award-winning photojournalist Richard Wainwright’s exhibition Barriers to a Positive Peace - The Israel-Palestine Separation Barrier.…
Politics by numbers
Professor Ian McAllister has been researching voter behaviour for more than 40 years. ANN JONES discovers that the polling numbers don’t always add up. The voter stands, hunched at a cardboard booth, pressing pen to paper, marking out his version of democracy. The booth is a bit wobbly and…
School of Art Alumni Exhibition
Lan Nguyen-hoan, Carbon Filter, 2011 cardboard, paper, 29 x 11 x 15cm In the quiet hall of the ANU Art School Gallery hangs an extraordinary alumni exhibition. The exhibition features more than 15 works of art, including sculpture, but there is still a sense of expansive space as you enter…
Accomplishing missions
Surrounded by ice, the air temperature outside is minus 5 degrees Celsius. That’s in summer, and the rain and snow rarely gives in. Swapping summer sunshine for snow has resulted in some remarkable discoveries for Dr Mike Pearson. For 10 years Dr Pearson, Chairman of the Institute for…
An image isn't everything
A picture is worth a thousand words, but who chooses which words the picture represents? Dr Fiona Jenkins from the ANU School of Philosophy has been deconstructing the iconic image of Abul Jafari’s coffin being carried onto a plane on Christmas Island, bound for Melbourne where the ten-week old…
Jobs up, climate change down in public eye
Public concern about the economy and job security has doubled since 2010, while concern about global warming has halved. More than half of the people surveyed in the latest ANUpoll listed the economy and jobs among the most important issues Australia is facing right now. The second most…