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ANU research reveals genetic timeline of early Pacific settlers
Researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) have helped put together the most comprehensive study ever conducted into the origins of people in Vanuatu – regarded as a geographic gatew
Eugene Chew: winner of the Anthony Reid Prize in Southeast Asian Studies
Eugene Chew, a Master of Asia Pacific Studies student (2017) has won the Anthony
College of Asia and the Pacific Student Ambassadors: Hanna Selesele
Hanna Selesele is passionate about the Pacific.
CHL student of the week: Allyson Butler
Allyson Butler believes that studying archaeology is a journey that opens new doors.
Forming cross-cultural links through cultural landscapes
In February a group of students from ANU and the University of Tokyo studied in Japan and Australia as part of a four-week summer course called Cultural Landscapes and Environmental Change, offered
CHL student of the week: Benny Tong
Benny Tong is a PhD student in the School of Culture, History and Language. On 2 March he will give his pre-submission seminar, which all are welcome to attend.
Unearthing the survival politics of South Korean organic farming
Yonjae Paik has unearthed the remarkable history of how organic farming became a social movement in South Korea.
Student story: Mish Khan in Myanmar on the New Colombo Plan
Meet Mish Khan, the first student in Australia to complete a Burmese minor, only available at the Australian National University. She's a 2017 New Colombo Plan Fellow in Yangon, Myanmar.
Solving ground water contamination with community science in Inner Mongolia
Dr Uchralt led a unique community science project bringing together water scientists and herders in Inner Mongolia as citizen scientists and discover a cheap, low-tech solution to the problem of gr
