Take a sneak peek at Acton Walkways

The Australian National University and the Acton area’s secret spots, treasured memories and artistic endeavours will be on display to the public this week in a sneak preview of the upcoming Acton Walkways project.

Parched rural Australia thirsty for solutions

Drought and water shortages are regarded by a clear majority of Australians as the most serious problems facing rural Australia, according to the results of the latest ANUpoll published in The Canberra Times today.

ANU End of Year Festival fast approaching

The days are long, summers nearly here, come celebrate with us, it’s the end of the year.

New Head of CELO appointed

The Vice-Chancellor announces the new Head of the Communication and External Liaison Office.

New life for E-Waste

ANU Dell computer recycling day reveals the second life of electronic goods.

Reminder: register your child for end of year festival

The days are long, summer is almost here, come celebrate with us; it’s the end of the year.

ANU sweeps 2009 Australian Teaching and Learning Awards

ANU recognised in the 2009 Teaching and Learning Awards.

2500 year old cup inspires trademark

Well known University House logo recognised as trademark.

Spaces - 11 November 2009

Meet James Tibbert from Oxford University.

ANU Staff Wellbeing Week: 23-27 November 2009

ANU staff encouraged to pursue their well being.

December 2009 Graduations Ceremonies

The summer 2009 Conferring of Awards ceremonies signify the culmination of years of study and research.

On Campus Edition 11 November

KNOW YOUR CAMPUS

This photo has been taken somewhere on campus. If you think you know where, be the first to email your answer to On Campus to win a $20 book voucher thanks to the Co-op bookshop.
Thanks to the Co-op Bookshop for their support of On Campus.

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Bookshelf- 11 November 2009

An Atlas of Global Water Cycles
Based on the IPCC AR4 Climate Models
Wee Ho Lim and Michael Roderick

Awards- 11 November 2009

Dr Linda Botterill, from the Research School of Social Sciences, has been awarded the Mayer prize for the best article published in the Australian Journal of Political Science in 2008, at the 2009 Australian Political Studies Association conference.

Memorial sculpture- Phoenix

A note on a special sculpture for a speacial place.

Scene- 11 November 2009

Hilary Charlesworth delivered the first lecture in the Freilich Foundation Women and War Eminent Lecture Series. Photo by Darren Boyd.

Graduate marketing and student recruitment forum

The next Graduate Marketing and Student Recruitment Forum will be held from 9.30- 12 pm, Tuesday 24 November, in the Law Sparke Helmore Theatre 1.

ANU China Exchange Program 2010

Invitation to apply to visit Peking University for research purposes, January-June 2010.

From the PARSA president

I hope you’re having a great semester so far…not long to go now, so hang in there!

Film guru to deliver Last Lecture

He worked on the digital effects for Titanic, Lord of the Rings and Transformers – now filmmaker Paul Kirwan has been chosen to deliver the 2009 Last Lecture on 29 October 2009 at University House.

Graduate Marketing and Student Recruitment Forum

The next Graduate Marketing and Student Recruitment Forum will be held from 9.30- 12 pm, Tuesday 24 November, in the Law Sparke Helmore Theatre 1.

ANU End of Year Festival

The days are long, summers nearly here, come celebrate with us, it’s the end of the year.

India’s children inspire outstanding film

An ANU academic has been nominated for an Asia Pacific Screen Award for his real life documentary that tells the story of 350 Indian boys finding their way in an orphanage on the outskirts of New Delhi.

ANU Staff Wellbeing Week: 23-27 November

ANU Staff Wellbeing Week is a free event for all staff. A range of events and activities planned through out the week will highlight the importance of wellbeing in the workplace and the value of good health for all staff at the University.

AFP caution: don’t get caught by mule scams

The Australian Federal Police (AFP) and banks are warning students about money mule scams when seeking holiday employment.