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23
Oct
2019

New ANU centre to reveal the deep human past

A world-first research centre will help broaden history as we know it by focusing on Australia’s incredible but often overlooked Indigenous past. The Research Centre for Deep History, based in the ANU School of History, will bring together researchers with expertise in science, medicine, genomics…

23
Oct
2019

ANUpoll: University researchers top Australia's most trusted list

The 29th ANUpoll reveals university researchers are among the most trusted groups in society, with media one of the least trusted, according to a major new poll of everyday Australians. The survey, part of the ANUpoll series, draws from a representative sample of the population, and found a high-…

18
Oct
2019

Q&A: An early sense of social justice for Tony Dreise

This year Professor Tony Dreise became the first Indigenous Director of the ANU Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research, Australia’s foremost research body in this area. He spoke to Adam Spence and Kaya Kaihe* about his new role.   What is your background and how has it influenced…

08
Oct
2019

Feminist-powered 2018 Stella Count

PhD students Kathryn Hind and Louisa Kirk are talking and laughing in Dr Julieanne Lamond's office. They're flanked by books on two walls and a view of a building under construction through the window. We're talking about the 2018 Stella Count, led by Julieanne and her Monash University colleague…

08
Oct
2019

Gareth Evans Delivers 2019 Schuman Lecture

At a time of political tension surrounding the approaching Brexit deadline, retiring ANU Chancellor and former Foreign Minister Gareth Evans has reflected on a deep personal attachment to Europe and the ideal of European unity, delivering the 2019 Schuman Lecture at ANU. In the lecture titled “…

01
Oct
2019

Multilingualism and multiculturalism celebrated at 2019 Swiss Prize ceremony

Stellar essays written by ANU students of German, Italian and French were commemorated at the Embassy of Switzerland in Australia on the European Day of Languages. The essays were submitted as part of the Swiss Prize, a cherished collaboration between the Swiss Embassy and the ANU School of…

30
Sep
2019

Access all arias: New ANU orchestra opens auditions

The ANU School of Music is launching a new inclusive orchestra that will be open to all students, alumni and gifted school-age musicians. School head, Associate Professor Kim Cunio, hopes to unearth new talent and train contemporary classical musicians. "We want to reimagine what an orchestra is…