Cold winters and empty rooms: the hidden ache of student isolation How international students turn an unfamiliar city into a home. The Canberra Times · 17h ago
'A second mother': ANU student's bid to honour an early death Annie Turchini says Canberra has been the 'best thing' during her grief The Canberra Times · Oct 8
ANU records worst ever global ranking amid $100m revenue loss ANU's decline demands urgent reset. The Canberra Times · Sep 30
ANU slides to lowest-ever spot in global university rankings Latest world university rankings reveal a record low for ANU. The Canberra Times · Sep 29
Counting the cost: tool estimates fossil fuel impacts From additional heat to the loss of coral and glaciers, an online tool promises to calculate the effect of coal, oil and gas developments. AAP · Sep 28
Why Canberra's new swarm of 'magical' moths might bring good luck Here's what to do if you have bogong moths in your home. The Canberra Times · Sep 28
New festival at ANU hopes to revive Canberra's live music scene New ANU festival might fill the gap left by cancelled festivals. The Canberra Times · Sep 22
What makes Canberra No. 1 and why locals love it The ranking was made in the Oxford Economics Global Cities Index 2026. The Canberra Times · Sep 16
Why a court overturned former ANU student's sexual assault convictions He was sentenced to six years jail before the successful appeal. The Canberra Times · Sep 10
ANU slapped with conditions on registration following governance failures TEQSA imposes four conditions on ANU after governance review The Canberra Times · Sep 7
'It's really opening my mind': Governor-General inspires young scientists at ANU Hands-on STEM program aims to spark passion for science in students. The Canberra Times · Sep 5
ANU sorry after 'indefensible treatment' of academic An academic who levelled bullying claims at the leadership of one of Australia's most prestigious universities has received a payout and apology. AAP · Aug 25
'Caused considerable harm': what led ANU to issue a unreserved apology to a high-profile academic Dr Allen has received a financial settlement over 'failings and harm'. The Canberra Times · Aug 24
Bee-killing mite second wave raises food security alarm Varroa mite, which has invaded Australia's beehives, could pose a major risk to food security by wiping out the pollinators before they can do their work. AAP · Aug 24
The Canberra Times · Aug 19 New ANU head speaks of his love for the university and how he plans change From red shoes to grey suits at the ANU - but will it work?
The Canberra Times · Aug 18 Former ANU vice-chancellor defends link with black-listed Chinese university Why the ANU has to end its deal with Chinese nuclear research university.
The Canberra Times · Aug 18 Government moves to overhaul ANU Council following 'governance failures' The reforms could set the standard for all universities.
The Canberra Times · Aug 17 How financial ruin and deep scandals brought the ANU to its knees Can a former top public servant save a failing icon?
The Canberra Times · Aug 16 Former top public servant named as new ANU chancellor He is due to start work there this week.
AAP · Aug 16 Senior public servant to succeed Julie Bishop at ANU After the controversial tenure of ex-politician Julie Bishop, the Australian National University has hired public servant Gordon de Brouwer as chancellor.
The Canberra Times · Aug 14 No pain in Rebekah Brown land as the ANU wrestles with its deep problems ANU head reveals few details and lots of warm words.
The Canberra Times · Aug 13 ANU admits mistakes were made but vows to put things right ANU turns to AI in new strategy to cut admin spending.
The Canberra Times · Aug 11 What the census missed about one in three Australians One question could be a game-changer for almost five million people.
AAP · Aug 10 Data collection fever as households sign into census More than five million Australians have completed their census forms, as a government website tries to avoid a repeat of an infamous 2016 crash.
AAP · Jul 29 Trust among Australians drops to decade's lowest point Australians are becoming increasingly mistrustful of each other and faith in how our democracy is operating is at its lowest point in years, a report reveals.