How does science explain moments when we are captivated by the arts? New research explores the ways in which to be human is to need the arts.

Working with some of the gin world’s biggest brands straight out of University launched Marcel Thompson into a career steeped in the spirit.

The once-solid line between the office and home is now blurred. How can we gain the benefits of flexible communication but avoid the perils of burnout?

The alumna's work on techniques to identify human remains from the Vietnam War has the potential to bring closure for families 50 years on.

Taking to the streets with placards has long been a way for citizens to call for action. But are protests an effective means to bring about change?

Guest column: The author and alumna argues human stories are the salvation in the age of AI.

Psychologist Lily Stadlober shares seven strategies to keep your New Year's resolutions in 2026.

Ingenio profiles an exceptional young alumni winner in each category of the 2025 awards.

The former diplomat, academic and politician has traversed the world and some of its hottest issues.

Researchers are exploring novel ways to secure a more affordable, secure and sustainable energy future.

A career in law and finance provided rich material for Rachel Paris's debut thriller, set among the rich and powerful.

Step inside one of New Zealand's quietest places: the anechoic chamber in the University's world-leading Acoustic Vibration and Research Centre.

Food writer Julie Biuso turns to fiction; Jessica Stubbing's podcast picks; Arts; Books and more

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