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Humble Assessment Beginnings Leads to PhD Seminar Success
The School of Culture, History and Language (CHL) would like to wish a big congratulations to Tim McInerney, who recently finished his
When it comes to vowels, Sydney has spoken
How do you pronounce your Aussie ‘er’ endings? Short, as in rememb-er, or longer as in rememb-a::h?
Dr Yuko Kinoshita recipient of the 2019 Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Education
The Australian National University’s Dr Yuko Kinoshita was presented with a Teaching Excellence Award for the 2019
Exploring our past to help guide our future – 50 years of archaeology at the ANU
The legacy of archaeology research over an impressive 50 years at The Australian National University (ANU) has underpinned a vast array of developments in modern society.
Archaeology and Natural History Paleofire Workshop Success and New Course in Development
On May 3rd, a workshop titled ‘Bringing Paleoscience and Historical Knowledge into Fire Management’, was held in Menzies Library at Australian National University (ANU), to highlight the r
Introducing the ICHL24 conference, with Dr Bethwyn Evans
Centre Chief Investigator Bethwyn Evans has had the daunting, yet exciting task of leading the committee which has put together the program for one of the longest running and most respected of ling
Commonwealth Supported Places Master of Asian and Pacific Studies recipients 2019
Students of the ANU School of Culture History and Language enrolled in the Master of Asian and Pacific Studies (MAPS) have won the esteemed Commonwealth Support
CHL Staff and HDR Scholars to Participate in the Transregional Academy, University of California at Berkeley
Three PhD candidates in Pacific Studies, Talei Luscia Mangioni, Bianca Hennessy and Mitiana Arbon have been accepted into the prestigious Transregional Academies of the Forum Transregionale Studien
Mercury pollution from decades past may have been re-released by Tasmania’s bushfires
Larissa Schneider, The Australian National University,
