ANU SLLL

A massive congratulations to Dr Tatiana Bur and Dr Amelia Dale who have been recognised by the Australian Academy of Humanities (AAH) as 2025 'Rising Stars' in their respective fields, whose work is shaping the future of their disciplines. Read more here: shorturl.at/Eso6N

Available now! Dr Fabricio Tocco's new book, 'Precarious Secrets - A History of a Latin American Political Thriller' (Austin: University of Texas Press, 2025) - an exploration of the political thriller genre and its context in Latin American politics and entertainment.

We're excited to share an innovative collection featuring cutting-edge research on Australian Indigenous languages & key questions in contemporary inspired by the influential work of ANU linguist Jane Simpson. Register your interest: doi.org/10.22459/PV.20… @ANUcass @ANU_Press

Congratulations to the 2025 CASS Academic Staff Award winners which were presented by Dean, Prof Bronwyn Parry last week. A range of wonderful teaching staff were recognised for their contributions in teaching excellence, supervision & student experience. cass.anu.edu.au/news/2025-cass…

Congratulations to Professor Caillan Davenport for being selected to serve on the 2026 ARC College of Experts. #Classics @arc_gov_au @ANU_RSHA @ANUcass arc.gov.au/news-publicati…

Listen @RadioNational ANU's Centre for Classical Studies Dr Tatiana Bur tells @MarcFennell the fascinating story of the Antikythera mechanism - a lump of metal salvaged from the ocean floor being called the world's 1st computer @ANUcass abc.net.au/listen/program…

Applications are now open for the CASS Student Ambassador Program! Apply now before 11 January 2026: internaljobs.anu.edu.au/jobs/student-a…

¡Felicidades para @FabricioTocco, el coordinador del programa de Spanish Studies en ANU, por el College of Arts & Social Sciences Award for Excellence in Education - Student Experience!

Omar Musa (Fierceland) & Steve MinOn (First Name Second Name) join Julieanne Lamond in a conversation about how books can help us journey into the past & ask challenging questions about identity, intergenerational debt and complicity. Sun 26/10 @ 10am tinyurl.com/9rfnh8e6

Kate Mildenhall (The Hiding Place) Shelley Burr (WAKE) & Jessica Mansour-Nahra talk about properties, camps & communities that are meant to provide a haven from life until all unravels. Moderated by Alice Grundy. Sat 25/10, 2pm Verity Market Lane shorturl.at/0XNUZ

'Finding Elizabeth Harrower' Sat 25 Oct 1:30pm, NLA Join SLLL's Julieanne Lamond and writer, journalist & former literary editor of SMH, Susan Wyndham for a conversation about a truly fascinating exploration of the life of an author beyond their pages. tickets.canberrawritersfestival.com.au/Events/Finding…

Joins authors Hannah Kent (Burial Rites) Madeleine Watts (The Inland Sea) in conversation with Theodore Ell (Lebanon Days) as they discuss the art of unlocking place through storytelling at the Canberra Writers Festival, Sat 25/10, 4.30pm @ NLA. Tickets: shorturl.at/jKXzr

Open Now - Tall Foundation Scholarship in Classics! For further info and to apply: study.anu.edu.au/scholarships/f…

The Centre for Classical Studies is excited to announce two new student grants, funded by the Friends of the ANU Classics Museum. Applications open 31 August 2025 slll.cass.anu.edu.au/news/two-new-g…

Congratulations to Dr Tatiana Bur, from the Centre for Classical Studies, on the publication of her monograph, 'Technologies of the Marvellous in Ancient Greek Religion' published by Cambridge University Press. slll.cass.anu.edu.au/news/new-book-…

Congratulations to the ANDC director Dr Amanda Laugesen as her book, 'Australia in 100 Words' has been shortlisted for the 2025 Prime Minister's Literary Awards (Australian History). The winners will be announced on Mon 29 Sept at a ceremony held at the NLA, Canberra.

In collaboration with SLLL, the Spanish Studies Program and AILASA, International Booker Prize shortlisted author Mariana Enriquez will be in conversation with Dr. @FabricioTocco on her latest collection of short stories. Registration essential: tinyurl.com/5fh7mtta

ANU Alumni and award winning Palawa playwright, Dylan Van Den Berg, was interviewed by Rebecca Clode ahead of his play The Chosen Vessel which opens at The Street Theatre on 9 August 2025. slll.cass.anu.edu.au/news/getting-k…

Deaf President Now! traces the powerful uprising that led to Deaf rights in the US – now again under threat. Published today in 'The Conversation' co-authored by the research team for 'Sign on Screen' Sofya Gollan, Sam Martin and Dr Gemma King. theconversation.com/deaf-president…