Deaf President Now! traces the powerful uprising that led to Deaf rights in the US – now again under threat
Written by Gemma King, Samuel Martin, and Sofya Gollan. In March 1988, students of the world’s only Deaf university started a revolution that made national news. Now, the first film to document…
Lost in translation: One in three Australians with inflammatory bowel disease experience disconnect with doctor
One in three Australians with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) left their medical consultations with misunderstandings about what was discussed, posing risks to their safety and the management of…
Breaking barriers: Professor Samantha Bennett recognised for championing under-represented students
Professor Samantha Bennett always saw higher education as alien territory. Growing up in a working-class household where no one in her family had been to university, she attended what she describes…
Explore Your Passion for Language or Music at ANU
Online webinar: Thu 08 May 2025, 5:00 pm - 6:00 pmJoin us for an exclusive online webinar designed for Year 11–12 students interested in studying the Bachelor of Languages and Bachelor of Music…
Applications are now open for the John and Elizabeth Baker Honours Scholarship for 2025
The Scholarship supports an Honours student in any discipline at the ANU School of Art & Design. The Scholarship is awarded on merit with a preference for students experiencing socioeconomic…
Applications now open: Friends Ensemble Prize 2025
Friends Ensemble Prize 2025 The Friends of the ANU School of Music established its ensemble prizes to promote ensemble playing in the tertiary student cohort, in all musical genres taught at the ANU…
Hail Caesar or heil Hitler? Why politicians hijack classical culture
Article by Luis PerezPictures are worth a thousand words – our leaders know it. But how much of their visual identity is 'borrowed' from the Roman Empire?Elon Musk, the world’s most talked-about…