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From researcher to artist: Project Banaba Exhibition at Carriageworks
Associate Professor Katerina Teaiwa’s research on phosphate mining on the island of Banaba is the basis of her new solo exhibition at Carriageworks in Syd
Researcher to launch Project Banaba Exhibition at Carriageworks
Associate Professor Katerina Teaiwa’s research on phosphate mining on the island of Banaba is the basis of an exhibition at Carriageworks in Sydney openin
CHL Anthropology Students feature in Art of Anthropology exhibition
An ANU photo exhibition offers insights into fieldwork conducted by ANU anthropologists all over the world.
Spring fever has arrived
But for around 18% of Australians, Spring brings another kind of fever… hay fever.
The culprit? Pollen.
Southeast Asian Resources Project: A great ANU heritage
In the last half of last century, ANU came from nowhere to become one of the world’s great centres for the study of Southeast Asia.
Former ANU Dean of Asian Studies presented with the Merdeka Award in Malaysia
By Student Correspondent, Dot Mason
ANU gifted rare map collection by Dr Clive Kessler
ANU College of Asia & the Pacific has been gifted six rare Southeast Asian maps by Dr Clive Kessler, emeritus professor of sociology and anthropology at the University of NSW.
Bell School historian receives top history prize
Former CHL staff member, professor Robert Cribb has been awarded Australia’s most important award for history publications.
New clue may reveal the fate of famous French explorer
An anthropologist at the ANU College of Asia & the Pacific may have stumbled across a clue to resolving one of the most enduring mysteries of Pacific history - the fate of famous French navigat
Dr Carol Hayes honoured as Distinguished Educator at the ANU
ANU College of Asia and the Pacific Associate Dean - Students, and Bachelor of Asian Studies Convenor, Dr Carol Hayes was announced as one of the University’s inaugural Distinguished Educators.
