Volume 47 Number 3
Editor's picks
Visions of a world-leading institution contrasted greatly with the practical reality of a large paddock when the University’s founders met over Easter in 1948. JAMES GRUBEL reports.
A philanthropic gift from one of the country’s most influential economic anthropologists researching Indigenous development will bring traditional bark paintings to a revamped Drill Hall Gallery, as PARIS LORD explains.
The rugged landscape of Oman is a geologist’s dream and for PhD candidate JOËLLE DUCOMMUN the desert became a reality.
For seven decades, people from across the world have flocked to ANU to be the first to learn the nature of things.
As the University marks its 70th birthday, ANU Reporter asked the ANU community one question: What does ANU mean to you?
