NEWS HIGHLIGHT
Examining the gap between aged care policy and lived experience
Dolly Nye's journey from carer to researcher is shaping more culturally safe aged care systems.
Pat Turner Scholar Mitchell Bird on leadership and First Nations excellence in the APS
Mitchell Bird reflects on building a career in the Australian Public Service and what it means to carry a Deadly legacy forward.
2025 Teaching Awards
CBE celebrates the teaching staff at the College who make outstanding contributions to students’ learning experience.
Why women rarely lead executive boards and how ANU research could change this
Professor Tracy Wang is pushing Australia to rethink how company board directors are chosen and why women remain underrepresented.
The data mastermind helping detect secret nuclear tests and clean energy minerals
ANU statistician Janice Scealy is harnessing the power of mathematical precision to advance our knowledge of earthquakes and critical minerals.
Open Banking is revolutionising global finance – can Australia keep up?
CBE researcher Priya Muthukannan upacks what Open Banking means for Australia and how regulation can keep pace with it.
Culture shock to community: one man’s vision to help international students find belonging
CBE student and ANU Council member Bruce Pan talks about starting the Chinese Network Association, and helping students adapt to a new social and academic culture.
ANU-APS developed management teaching course for First Nations students wins 2025 Australian Award for University Teaching
The Australian Public Service (APS) First Nations Graduate Certificate of Management Program receives prestigious Universities Australia award.
Realising the ANU dream
CBE graduand Safi Wheeldon grew up with her father's ANU stories, so she decided to experience it for herself.
Developing a career and sense of self at ANU
CBE graduand Sophia Laverty reflects on how ANU helped her grow into a confident leader and skilled employee.