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Most Aussie parents keen to get kids COVID jabs
Almost four-in-five Australian parents and carers say they are likely to get their children vaccinated against COVID-19 once vaccinations are available, new analysis from The Australian National University (ANU) shows. The analysis also provides the first overview of the…
ANU Choir goes virtual and opens up to the community
A new virtual choir is forming with calls for aspiring singers to join the ANU School of Music as part of a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The choir will prepare two works in the second half of 2021, starting with Mozart's Ave Verum Corpus for "serious singers" and another piece…
Meet our 2022 DECRA recipients
We’re so proud of our 2022 Australian Research Council (ARC) Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) recipients. Dr Laura Rademaker and Dr Maria Dahm are working on important projects that will engage with people in our communities and professions, inform decision makers, and help make a…
Accelerate to Impact – Introducing Irene Lemon, the new CASS Business Development Manager.
Irene Lemon has found a home at ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences to bring her industry knowledge and creative industries expertise to the role of CASS Business Development. One of the first initiatives Irene is involved with is implementing a pilot program to help investigate ways support…
Music student gives forgotten composer new digital life
In classical music, women composers’ voices are few and too often unheard. That’s in present day. Historically, the situation was even worse. Enter ANU music student Ronan Apcar. He has recently released a digital album of four pieces by the late Dulcie Holland (1913-2000). If you’ve…
DECRA Success for History and Healthcare Communication Researchers
The ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences congratulates two outstanding reseachers who have been received Discovery Early Career Researcher Awards (DECRAs). Dr Laura Rademaker from the School of History and Dr Maria Dahm from the School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics each received…
2021 Drawing Prize winning artwork draws the eye
An evocative artwork that suggests liminal space has won the ANU School of Art & Design (SoAD) 2021 Drawing Prize. There were 29 finalists of this year’s competition, which celebrates the breadth and depth of the drawing practice of students at SoAD. This year’s winner was Lucy Chetcuti, a…