The space between

Students get a lesson in bridging research and policy divide.

Answering Australia’s aid questions

The future of Australian aid was in the spotlight at an international development conference attended by 10 ANU students.

Learning from China's elite

Connections between Chinese and Australian students are set to be stronger following a visit to some of China’s elite universities by Crawford School’s Alicia Mollaun.

Your vote could turn tables on hunger

Crawford School students need your vote to put them in the running for US$1 million to implement their solution to global hunger.

Bob Brown's advice to Crawford students

Environmentalist and former leader of the Greens Dr Bob Brown has some advice for Crawford School students in their future careers: make sure you’re doing something that people will be grateful for a hundred years from now.

Apply for a US political internship

Applications are now open for the 2013 American Australian Association-ANU Congressional Internship and Research Fellowship.

Australia and Southeast Asia

ANU Chancellor Professor The Hon Gareth Evans AC QC speech to AusAID Distinguished Alumni attending the Policy Choices for Vietnam Conference.

Crawford congratulates graduates

A record-breaking 290 Crawford School graduate coursework students will receive their awards at this week’s graduation ceremonies, with 12 more to receive their PhDs.

Extremism in Pakistan

The shooting of Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai has highlighted the need for that country’s politicians to speak out against violence, writes ALICIA MOLLAUN.

Chinese connections

A Crawford School student is to head to China as part of a new program aiming to encourage greater cooperation between Australian and Chinese universities.