
A physical legacy
Native Melbournian Robert Walker chose to transfer to Canberra for his honours year based on the reputation of the ANU Research School of Physics鈥�

A gift to humanity
They say 鈥榓 picture is worth a thousand words鈥�. Cambodian born artist Bun Heang Ung鈥檚 work is an archetypal example of this truth. With every鈥�

An enduring vision for a sustainable natural landscape
Dr Rob Lesslie always had his eye on the big picture. As one of the country's leading geographers and natural scientists, Rob was passionate about鈥�

Alumnus fighting malaria one mosquito net at a time
Businessman, philanthropist, Rhodes Scholar and ANU alumnus Michael Bungay Stanier reflects on doing great work, ending Malaria and his days at鈥�

Scholarship priorities Indigenous health
When Peter Sharp AO passed away in 2011, he left a large hole in the ACT community. For more than 22 years Peter had served as the medical Director鈥�

Long live discovery
Bruce Chappell and Allan White were friends for over forty years and despite contrasting skills and personalities they complemented each other鈥�

Honouring a father, husband and researcher
Making time for students was always a priority for clinical psychologist and academic Associate Professor Steven Klimidis. "His students loved him鈥�

Supporting Indigenous cultures and histories: the role of philanthropy
The National Centre for Indigenous Studies (NCIS) works to ensure that Indigenous knowledge, perspectives and experiences are respected, valued,鈥�

ANU Volunteers giving to the University in their own way
In a world where mobile phones come to the dinner table and 鈥楽kype dates鈥� have replaced family gatherings, a group of motivated and socially aware鈥�
