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03
Mar
2020

Sun rises on ANU students' redesign of mental health centre

Reaching a milestone like turning 30 can be the catalyst for change and a refresh. At least it was for the organisation formerly known as PANDSI (the Post and Ante Natal Depression Support and Information Inc). PANDSI recently turned over a new leaf and was reborn as the Perinatal Wellbeing Centre…

Archaeology dig
28
Feb
2020

Scholarships and travel grants in archaeology and anthropology

A number of scholarships, prizes and travel grants are currently open to undergrad and postgrad students in archaeology, anthropology and associated disciplines. Primate Conservation Travel Grant Applications open: 1 February – 29 March 2020 There are up to four travel grants on offer ranging…

26
Feb
2020

Tireless advocate for Forgotten Australians honoured

Dr Adele Chynoweth, a Lecturer in the ANU Centre for Heritage and Museum Studies, was awarded the Medal (OAM) of the Order of Australia for service to public history this year on Australia Day. Here is an account of her work that led to this honour, and her continuing contribution. On a warm…

24
Feb
2020

New Major in Demography launched in 2020

New in 2020, the Major in Demography aims to equip students to navigate tomorrow's changing society. Over the next 40 years, Australia will see a great many changes. The number of Australians over the age of 65 will double, as Australians continue to enjoy among the lowest life expectancies in the…

27
Jan
2020

Endangered Australian words

When was the last time you ate a cream between while riding a hill trolley in your finest sandshoes? Or did you spot a sticker licker during your little lunch and flick a lacker band at them?  If these words sound archaic or completely foreign to you, chances are you’re a young urbanite.…

24
Dec
2019

10 films – 10 years: The films that made the decade

By Dr Katharina BonzelThe reason I research and teach films is because I find them endlessly fascinating for a great variety of reasons – the films that stick with me aren’t necessarily the “best” films (by whose standards anyway?), or the most successful ones (e.g. financially), but the ones that…

24
Dec
2019

The decade that was and the decade to come in… music

By Associate Professor Kim Cunio The decade that wasThis last decade has been very interesting at least partly because the means of making music have completely changed. For example 20 years ago a professional home recording rig would have cost at least $30,000, 10 years ago that would have…