Culture of Nauru

[2] Whilst the traditional culture rapidly gives way to the contemporary, as elsewhere in Micronesia, music and dance still rank among the most popular art forms.

[6][7] Craftsmen make articles of clothing and fans of Kokosfasern and the sheets of the screw tree and use geometrical samples, which resemble those of the Indonesian culture.

The campus offers Audio and video conferencing facilities, library and computer laboratory as well as internet and email access via USPNet are available for students.

The Nauruan words of the national anthem were written by Margaret Hendrie and adopted in 1968 upon the Republic of Nauru's independence.

A 12-team senior league operates in the country, see Australian rules football in Nauru and it is a popular spectator sport.

A larger and more modern sports stadium is being built in Meneng, however lack of money has caused the project to stall.

The current stadia are: A traditional 'sport' is catching birds (Black Noddy) when they return from foraging at sea to the island towards sunset.