How 2020 will be remembered in the history books

Looking back on the year that exposed society’s fault-lines and fragilities, with ACU historian Joy Damousi.

Generation COVID: How has the pandemic impacted the mental health of young people?

Tracking the impact COVID-19 has had on youth mental wellbeing, and how tech can provide us with future tools for treatment.

Women's history is everywhere - if you look

Contrary to popular belief there is no shortage of women’s voices in the past. Historians just have to listen for them.

Dealing with the anxiety of being set free

How to ease back into study, work and social life as the coronavirus restrictions are relaxed.

A radical new vision for our cities

ACU’s Mark Nieuwenhuijsen says we should seize the opportunity to reimagine our urban environments.

Entrepreneurs rising to the coronavirus challenge

Entrepreneurship academic Dr Hormoz Ahmadi explains how the pandemic has paved the way for business innovation and collaboration.

Pandemic-induced anxiety: Are you a denier, or a panicker?

Anxiety is a natural response to a global pandemic, says psychology professor Joseph Ciarrochi but, we can use it for good.

Healing the wounds of our human rights history

To repair its human rights reputation in the future, Australia must look to its past, says historian and author Jon Piccini.