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
Jacob (2021) is a fourth year ANU Bachelor of Philosophy-Science (Hons) student from Warrnambool in Victoria. He is majoring in Chemistry, currently undertaking his honours with the Preston…
Research shows almost half of Australia’s university student population are ‘first in family’ or first-generation students. These students are known to experience a greater number of challenges and…
Recently graduated, Riley Guyatt is a 2020 Tuckwell Alum, and has received both the 2023 Tilyard prize for contribution to University life AND the 2023 Charles D Jubb prize for Environmental Research…
As a child growing up in Cairns, Jack Miller was exposed to more cyclones than most Australians, and he particularly remembers being evacuated from his home and experiencing the destructive impacts…
Ella Wishart has been awarded the ANU College of Science, LD Pryor Prize for aggregate grades in Zoology, Botany or Ecology in Semester 2, 2023.The objective/s of this ANU College of Science prize…
Nikita Nunn (2021) was recently awarded the 2023 Myint Zan Prize for Philosophy of Science for her exceptional piece of written work on Presentism and Tense Logic in Philosophy of Time, in Semester 2…
Chi Chi Zhao (2023) has recently been awarded the ANU College of Science, 2023 IG Ross Prize. The prestigious prize is given to the student who achieved the highest aggregate mark in Chemistry 1…
The Tuckwell Talks Podcast features Scholars from The Australian National University, ANU Tuckwell Scholarship Program. Hosted by Dr Michelle Barrett BMBS, FRACGP, DRANZCOG, the Head of Scholars…
I’d like to give my thanks to the Ngunnawal people for keeping the Country where we’re meeting today healthy. It’s important while we stand here under this burin (stringy bark) tree and as we planted…
This year’s Senior Scholars Symposium was another fantastic day out with Scholars and staff at Mt Stromlo – with stunning views of kangaroos, a crisp autumn breeze, and excellent food for thought.The…