ANU
Finding her way to care for country
Kristi Lee, a Githabul Bundjalung woman and ANU graduate, has received the ‘Caring for Country’ award at the 2019 ACT NAIDOC Awards.
Waste not, want not: Solving Australia's food waste problem
As part of an internship at ANU, Molly Folkard has just made an important contribution to Australia’s food waste waste strategy – while still an undergraduate.
Between Canberra and Country: the gap year that took ten years
Hmalan’s connection to Country made her flee ANU, but also led her back ten years later.
SciArt in America
Art and Light
Artists shed light on scientists’ work in the ‘Art and Light” exhibition at the Otago Museum.
Behind the scenes of science
The unsung heroes of science: meet the people who make our research possible.
Requiem for a reef
Atop Mt Stromlo, under a full moon, researchers, musicians and a glass artist met to draw attention to the impacts of climate change on coral reef ecosystems.
Your local alchemist
Flexible double-degree student, Sasha Whittle, combines chemistry and art to make extraordinary things.
What do you do if you love marine science - but can’t swim?
Bobby Sun loves the ocean and is about to graduate with a Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours), specialising in marine science. And yet, she can't swim.
‘I realised I had a voice that adds value’: climate activist on her way to ANU
At the age of 18 Dhani Gilbert has a powerful voice, now she is headed to ANU to pursue ecology and science communication.
