News
12
Feb
2021
Recent graduate: Emma Henke
By Evana Ho and Emma Henke
Emma Henke’s strong sense of social justice developed early. From Indigenous rights, refugee rights, and...
11
Feb
2021
Diana Tung: What I learnt from my mum's takeaway shop
By Diana Tung
In the various iterations of my mum’s businesses, it was always the same. A little greasy takeaway shop where I would spend...
22
Sep
2020
No ape jape: gibbons need protection from COVID-19 too
Experts studying how tourism affects wild gibbons say visitors should wear PPE masks and have health checks before visiting them.
While...
12
Aug
2020
Indigenous banana cultivation dates back over 2,000 years
ANU archaeologists from the ANU Achool of Archaeology and Anthropology have found the earliest evidence of Indigenous communities...
28
Jul
2020
Brando’s atoll was holiday getaway for Tahitian royalty
A paradise lost has been re-discovered by on the tiny Pacific atoll of Teti'aroa, once owned by Hollywood icon Marlon Brando.
The...
24
Jul
2020
Archaeology at home: The Garbage Project
By Evana Ho
You’ve no doubt seen it in a film or TV show: the private investigator combing through a suspect’s rubbish that was left...
06
Jul
2020
Disciplines ranked top 20 in the QS World University Rankings 2020
We are thrilled that the 2020 QS World University Rankings have placed the ANU disciplines of Anthropology, Archaeology, and Development...
