ANU ranked fourth in the world for arts and humanities

ANU has been ranked number one in Australia and number four in the world for the arts and humanities in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2011-2012

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Visible Evidence XIX Conference

Visible Evidence, the international conference on documentary studies, is on in Canberra in December 2012.

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Classics Museum Tours

Classics Museum guides offer guided tours of the collection - all welcome!

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New publication by Dr Paul Burton

Congratulations to Dr Paul Burton on the publication of his new book "Friendship and Empire: Roman Diplomacy and Imperialism in the Middle Republic (353-146BC)", Cambridge University Press.

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Honours student wins prestigious Tillyard Prize

Congratulations to Laura Clarke, 2011 graduate from the Honours program in New Media Arts, who has been awarded the University's Tillyard Prize.

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New publication by Professor Gillian Russell

Congratulations to Prof Gillian Russell on the publication of her book "The Playbill and its People", National Library of Australia.

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Welcome to the School of Cultural Inquiry

The School of Cultural Inquiry is the one of the largest and most varied schools in the Research School of Humanities and the Arts, bringing together a number of core disciplines of the Humanities:

Each of these disciplines interprets expressions of the human spirit and each, in its own way, reflects on what it means to be human.

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ANU ranked fourth in the world for arts and humanities

Visible Evidence XIX Conference

Classics Museum Tours

New publication by Dr Paul Burton

Honours student wins prestigious Tillyard Prize

New publication by Professor Gillian Russell

Welcome to the School of Cultural Inquiry

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