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The happiest traveller: from India to ANU
As an undergraduate computing student in Mubai, India, Sagarika Raje was one of only a handful of women in lecture halls filled with men. And at times she suspected her professors favoured the male students.
Members of ANU Rocketry brought their latest rocket, Halo, to help greet new starters on the first day of Orientation Week.
New starters greeted with inspiring words, rocket, courtyard luncheon
Student-led organisations set up stalls — and in one case, a rocket capable of leaving earth's atmosphere — to introduced themselves and welcome new students to ANU.
Thien Truong, PhD was one of 225 graduates of the ANU College of Engineering & Computer Science to participate in the 15 July, 2022 Conferring of Awards ceremony.
Graduates celebrate, reflect at Conferring of Awards ceremony
Graduates of the ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science gathered at Llewellyn Hall on 15 July to receive diplomas, celebrate achievements, and begin new chapters of their lives.
Shooting for the Moon
The ANU Rocketry team has proven that achieving success in their first ever competition really is rocket science!
A recipe for settling into student life at ANU
Canberra local Thomas Larkin shares his recipe for success when settling into ANU.
A student's guide to a successful O-Week
Third year student Matilda Dowse shares her top 10 tips and tricks for your first Orientation Week.
Graduation reflection
Bachelor of Engineering (R&D) graduate, Ellen Lynch, looks back at her time at the Australian National University (ANU).
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The Australian National University acknowledges, celebrates and pays our respects to the Ngunnawal and Ngambri people of the Canberra region and to all First Nations Australians on whose traditional lands we meet and work, and whose cultures are among the oldest continuing cultures in human history.
