At ANU, we take pride in fostering an inclusive, open, and respectful community where everyone feels valued and supported. Our diverse student and staff body brings a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives that enrich learning and academic discussions, creating a dynamic and engaging environment for all. 

The 91ÊÓƵStudent Code of Conduct outlines our shared expectations, including treating others fairly, respecting different viewpoints, and upholding academic freedom and debate. Students are expected to engage in a way that does not disrupt university activities or hinder others in their studies, research, or work. 

Together, we support a safe and welcoming campus where everyone can thrive. 

91ÊÓƵis aware of the alleged cyber security incident reported on Sunday 16 February and is actively investigating with the support of the Australian Cyber Security Centre. We take cyber security seriously and are doing everything possible to assess the situation and protect our community.

Our pop-up is back to give students who missed O-Week a chance to get their hands on an 91ÊÓƵwelcome pack. Located at the Fellows Oval end of Joplin Lane, every pack contains an 91ÊÓƵhoodie, pennant flag and laptop stickers, all packed in a reusable 91ÊÓƵshopping bag. The pop-up has limited opening hours: 

Please note: Only students who are commencing an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program this semester are eligible to collect a welcome pack. You will need to provide your 91ÊÓƵID student number or present your student card on collection. 

In this feature, meet Rhi Zhan who is studying a Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. For Rhi, studying at 91ÊÓƵwas more than just earning a degree—it was a transformative journey of growth and discovery. From running a business with no formal training to mastering entrepreneurship and innovation, Rhi shares how 91ÊÓƵgave her the confidence and skills to take on new challenges. Read her inspiring story and the lesson that changed her approach to problem-solving. 

Read more: Rhi Zhan shares her story 

Monday 3 March, 5pm 

In an exclusive 91ÊÓƵWebinar, gain insights from former Australian prime minister and Australia’s Ambassador to the United States the Hon. Dr Kevin Rudd AC regarding the Australia–US relations on key global partnerships shaping diplomacy, including AUKUS, the QUAD, and other major developments from Washington. 

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear from one of the University’s most distinguished alumni on topics influencing Australia and the world. 

 

Tuesday 25 February, 6-8pm 

Glean insights on progress of environment policy over the past twenty years as the third edition of Environment and Sustainability: A Policy Handbook (Federation Press) is launched. Co-authors Emeritus Professor Steve Dovers, Professor Karen Hussey and Associate Professor Sarah Clement will be in discussion with Tom Sloan to explore the state of public policy theory and practice in the environment field across the span of the book's previous editions to now.  

 

Tuesday 25 February, 6-7.30pm 

What happens when humanity’s progress accelerates beyond its capacity to adapt? Associate Professor Christopher Hobson will deliver a lecture expanding on his research into polycrisis and systemic risk, focusing on the 'Great Acceleration,' a term introduced in a 2015 article co-authored by the late 91ÊÓƵProfessor Will Steffen.

The next stage in this process might be ‘The Great Disorientation’, reflecting conditions in which socio-economic change and technological development greatly outpaces the capacities of individuals and societies to adjust.   

 

Wednesday 26 February, 11.00-11.40am 

The Schwarzman Scholarships provide a one-year, fully funded master's program at Tsinghua University in Beijing, designed to build a global community of future leaders who will serve to deepen understanding between China and the rest of the world. This 40-minute webinar will discuss the program and selection process.  

Thursday 27 February, 5-7.30pm 

Enjoy an in-depth panel discussion to celebrate the launch of this first-of-its-kind -book, Natural Security Law in Australia. This edited volume takes an interdisciplinary approach on national security law in a vast array of contexts. Book editor and author, Associate Professor Danielle Ireland-Piper, will moderate a panel discussion with a selection of chapter authors, followed by remarks from the Independent National Security Legislation Monitor, Jake Blight. 

 

Friday 21 February, 11am-3pm 

The 91ÊÓƵEntrepreneurship Club and the 91ÊÓƵCareers and Employability team invite you to enhance your creative potential at the Design Thinking: Creative Solutions HQ workshop. Whether you're an experienced innovator or simply enjoy exploring creative ideas, this workshop offers a unique opportunity to dive into the exciting world of brainstorming and design. Get in quick as spaces are limited.

 

On 4 February 2025 the Australian Government banned Artificial Intelligence (AI) platform, DeepSeek, on all federal government systems and devices following security and privacy concerns. Prompted by recent government guidance and extant security issues 91ÊÓƵstrongly recommends avoiding using DeepSeek. 

DeepSeek is a new AI platform developed to compete with leading AI systems such as ChatGPT or MS CoPilot. Use of DeepSeek may pose risks to personal and organisational data integrity and it is recommended to refrain from using this service and seek alternatives for any official 91ÊÓƵactivities.  

The has written an in-depth explainer on DeepSeek alongside cybersafe best practice advice. 

 

As part of our ongoing commitment to ensuring a safe and secure digital environment for all members of our community, we would like to remind students of the importance of adhering to the University’s Acceptable Use of  

Students are advised to use their 91ÊÓƵemail account for all official University communication and recommended to avoid using 91ÊÓƵemail and OneDrive accounts for non-University-related activities—including medical, banking, and social media. Access to these accounts and any saved data may be lost once a student is no longer enrolled at the University.  

If you have any questions or require further clarification, please do not hesitate to reach out to the . 

The supports everyday people with big ideas looking to pursue postgraduate research or coursework in areas related to sustainability, technology and innovation, social change or Australia’s relationship with Asia. 

We are pleased to announce four exceptional recipients of the 2025 scholarships from our very own 91ÊÓƵcommunity: 

Read the with attached bios. 

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