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31
Dec
2018
Countdown to 2019 with ANU Library »
Countdown to 2019 with the following resources from ANU Library:
19
Dec
2018
Update on rebuilding the JB Chifley Library collection »
The rebuilding continues
The rebuilding of the JB Chifley Library continues to be a vital project for the University. Thank you to everyone at ANU...
17
Dec
2018
ANU Library recommendations for summer reading »
It’s summer break – and we have some fantastic recommendations for your summer reading list.
We asked ANU Library branch managers, ANU Press and...
12
Dec
2018
Launch of new video – ANU Library, Archives and Press »
What do the ANU Library, ANU Archives and ANU Press have in common?
They are all focused on connecting ANU to a world of scholarly knowledge!
ANU...
11
Dec
2018
Graduation celebration! Alumni library access »
Congratulations to all the ANU 2018 Graduates!
Don’t forget that the ANU Library continues to support you in some ways even once you graduate.
The...
05
Dec
2018
Summer reading and viewing at ANU Library »
Looking for something to read or watch over summer break?
ANU Library has an excellent collection of fiction books and films. We have put together a...
03
Dec
2018
Two classic Australian books turn 100 »
This year we are celebrating the 100-year anniversary of two very influential Australian books – Snugglepot and Cuddlepie and The Magic Pudding.
The...
29
Nov
2018
World Digital Preservation Day »
Today is World Digital Preservation Day, which aims to create greater awareness of the importance of preserving digital data and resources.
On this...
16
Nov
2018
Safari Books online – try the new platform! »
Safari Books Online is a digital reference library that provides access to over 36,700 titles and 4,800 videos in subject areas of IT, software,...
31
Oct
2018
Happy Halloween from ANU Library »
Boo! It’s Halloween.
Halloween originated as an ancient Celtic festival called Samhain. The Celts believed that on October 31, the boundary between...
