The Australian Crisis Simulation Summit is gearing up for its second year with an emphasis on inclusion and expertise.
A professor and a playwright: ANU Law scholar reignites passion for theatre with new play
After a decades-long hiatus from acting and writing in plays, ANU Law Professor Desmond Manderson returns to his passion with a powerful part-thriller, part-black comedy.
Infected with COVID-19 twice, Marcus is on a mission to advance science and vaccine equity
Rhodes Scholar Marcus Dahl (BSc, LLB (Hons), GDLP ’18) is using his experience to play a vital part in a world-first coronavirus study.
Study shines light on high cost of sexual harassment in Australia
A new study has found that many targets of sexual harassment in Australia face a risky and costly road to justice despite a landmark civil case in 2014.
Tricks of the trade: Insights from an international commercial lawyer
From Beijing to Canberra, Charles Zhan (JD '11) reflects on his journey as a migrant, ANU Law alumnus, and international trade lawyer.
How curiosity, compassion and a 'genuine joy' for law shaped Georgie's studies
Philippa Weeks Scholar Georgie Juszczyk shares her most memorable ANU Law experiences and reflects on making family history with her double degree.
ANU Law students hone leadership skills, global-mindedness at online program
ANU Law students Varshini Viswanath and Andrew Ray share their experience taking part in the United States Government Student Leadership Conference 2020.
ANU Law secures landmark three DECRAs in 2021 round
ANU has become the first Australian university to clinch three Discovery Early Career Researcher Awards in a single round within the Law and Legal Studies field of research.
ANU Law students present oral evidence to Senate inquiry
ANU College of Law students reveal the "terrifying but fun" experience of discussing their submission before a Senate inquiry.
Students get creative for group assignments on law, art and colonisation
ANU Law students have tried their hand at videography for a group assignment exploring the intersection between law, art and Indigenous Australians.
ANU Law scholars' study sheds light on ethical climate of Australian law practices
Three ANU Law scholars have co-authored a research article examining new lawyers’ perceptions of the ethicality of their workplace.
GreenLaw students debunk environmental ‘lawfare’ myths with landmark study
Students from ANU research and policy group GreenLaw have authored a research article examining public interest cases under the EPBC Act.
Freilich Indigenous Student Scholar pursues long-held dream with Juris Doctor
Freilich Indigenous Student Scholar Amanda Wingett balances her Juris Doctor studies at ANU with her role as an associate lecturer in the Medical School.
ANU students and donors help KCLS maintain vital service during pandemic
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Kimberley Community Legal Services has continued to serve its clients with the help of ANU law students at its Broome and Kununurra offices.
Dr Kama’s life-changing journey from PNG ‘village kid’ to award-winning PhD scholar
From the remote highlands of Papua New Guinea to the heights of legal academia, Dr Bal Kama’s scholarly success has been shaped by his determination to overcome challenges and deep commitment to the Pacific.
Report by Dr Hall to safeguard integrity in Australian sport
A report into sport integrity led by Associate Professor Kath Hall has contributed to the design of a new government agency to clamp down on match-fixing, doping and corruption.
After a stellar ANU career, Professor Nolan prepares for new CSU directorship
When Professor Mark Nolan first arrived in Canberra as a teenager in 1990, he never imagined it would mark the start of a 30-plus-year relationship at ANU.
Student named among Top100 Future Leaders
Harriet Wilson proves there is truth behind the adage that ‘you’ve got to be in it to win it’.
Japanese professor follows mentor's footsteps as ANU Law visiting fellow
Japanese constitutional law scholar Miho Aoi has a unique connection to ANU that dates back nearly half a century.
Six things employees, renters (and law students) should know about COVID-19
Alumnus Pierre Johannessen (GDLP ’16) answers common coronavirus-related legal questions.