Annual magazine
Our annual publication, The Bell, offers a glimpse of life at Scholars House with articles and summaries of the year that was.

News
We are proud to celebrate the outstanding academic achievements of Tuckwell Scholars, who have been recognised with a range of prizes and awards for their 2025 academic performance across multiple…
The Tuckwell Scholarship Program held its annual Winter Celebration on Friday, filling Scholars House and surrounds with energy and lively conversation. Scholars and staff gathered for delicious…
Running has become a shared passion for many Tuckwell Scholars. Some have been training since high school, while others only discovered the joy of running after moving to Canberra to ANU and…
A number of Tuckwell Scholars recently volunteered at ANU Open Day. The following were rostered on as MCs for the information sessions held in the Cultural Centre: Edward He (2026), Issy Bannon (2026…
Olivia Taifalos delivered a heartfelt Alumni speech at Commencement 2026 on behalf of the 2026 graduating Scholars. Good evening, Louise and Graham, distinguished guests, fellow…
The following Tuckwell Alumni received School of Medicine and Psychology prizes in their MChD graduation year. Olivia Taifalos (2019) – 2025 ANU Medical School Graham Wilkinson…
The New Colombo Plan is an initiative of the Australian Government that lifts knowledge of the Indo Pacific in Australia by supporting Australian undergraduates to study and undertake…
Katja is researching climate processes in the Southern Ocean to improve projections of sea-level rise and carbon storage. She is also a passionate science communicator, committed to making complex…
Commencement continues to be one of the most cherished traditions in the Tuckwell Scholarship Program, bringing together Scholars, families, Alumni, Fellows, and staff to celebrate new beginnings and…
We recently hosted our first‑ever All Scholars Welcome, bringing together all current Scholars for connection and celebration at Scholars House. 2022 Scholars, Gypsy Polacheck, Lola Archibald …









