Impact stories

Supporting ANU is an investment in Australia's future. Learn how donations have made a difference in the lives of gifted students and resulted in research that addresses global issues.

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08 Jul 2022

Thank you for supporting our ANU community

Thank you to everyone who donated to the Staff Relief Fund. You epitomise what it means to be a compassionate and strong University community. 2020…

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10 May 2022

Hope for new discoveries in haematology research

The late Kent Keith and his wife Marion formed a deep connection with the Australian National University (ANU), through the many friends and…

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10 May 2022

A generous bequest allows a life’s work to continue

The late Tonia Shand AM was propelled by an interest in international relations and public service, and a feeling that these were areas where she…

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04 May 2022

Facilitating a glimpse into ancient worlds

To anyone fascinated by the ancient world, the ANU Classics Museum is a treasure trove. From modest beginnings, the museum collection has grown…

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04 May 2022

Balancing sport and study

Maintaining balance between academic and personal goals can be challenging at the best of times, let alone if you are an elite athlete. The ANU Sport…

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29 Apr 2022

Scholarships give a sporting chance

Built on the back of crowdfunding and a supportive cricketing community, The Australian National University Cricket Club (ANUCC) supports talented…

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29 Apr 2022

Connecting with the University community

Each year, the ANU Call Room bursts to life with students from all over the University connecting with alumni and donors. Through these calls,…

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29 Apr 2022

Changing the face of STEM

Inspired by her experience studying engineering, alumna Kim Jackson wanted to support promising female-identifying engineering students at ANU who,…

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13 Apr 2022

Supporting Indigenous scholars

When The Australian National University (ANU) launched the Kambri Scholars Program in 2020, it called on the community for support. John Henderson…

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