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Gift hits right note
Today a steel drum, originally gifted to Australia by the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, was officially presented to the ANU School of Music. The new musical member will be added to the percussion family, further strengthening the University’s national and international musical reach and…
Ned Kelly to Cathy Freeman: what famous Australians say about us
In an age where fame is fleeting, ANU researcher Dr Karen Fox is delving deep into Australia’s history to investigate social and cultural changes through famous Australians. Dr Fox’s research will help our understanding of how social, cultural and political processes shaped changes in who was…
Public lecture: Jack Smart: Logic and Passion
When: 4:00 - 6:00pm Thursday 18 JulyWhere: Coombs Lecture Theatre, ANUPresenter: John Bigelow, Emeritus Professor, Philosophy Department, Monash University Jack Smart defended a number of theories with palpable passion, and yet also with candour and clarity and rational argument. Among the most…
Australian sex lives on shortlist
Associate Professor Frank Bongiorno’s book The Sex Lives of Australians: A History has been shortlisted for a 2013 Prime Minister’s Literary Award. “It’s a great honour just to be shortlisted. I’m still getting over the fact that someone was willing to publish it,” says Frank. The book, which…
Dirt Files
When: 4:00 - 7:00pm Monday 15 JulyWhere: PhotoSpace Level 1, ANU School of ArtPresenter: Editor Russ Radliffe and contributing cartoonists To celebrate the launch of Dirt Files, The Australian National University is hosting a political cartoons forum together with an exhibition of cartoons from…
Heritage specialist recognised for excellence
Michael Pearson AO training future heritage managers at the Port Arthur Historic Site in Tasmania. Photo by Sally May. Michael Pearson originally came to ANU as a postgraduate in Archaeology in 1974. In fact, it was some of his postgraduate work that pushed him towards a career in…
ANU guitarist named on Queen's Honour list
Associate Professor Timothy Kain. ANU School of Music teacher Timothy Kain is modest. “Someone once said, there’s no such thing as good teachers, only good students.” Associate Professor Kain has just been named in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours List. For more than thirty…