8 November 2019

Opinion: November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month. Professor John Windsor talks about this aggressive disease and the latest research making a big difference.

6 November 2019

Year 8 teacher Tina McKenzie has taught 12-year olds how to extract DNA from a tomato and how craft can demonstrate the beauty of mathematics.

1 November 2019

Three scholarship recipients tell their stories of hope and inspiration when they meet their supporter at a get-together in Auckland.

13 November 2019

Professor Peter O’Connor is heading to Los Angeles to create a performance that will showcase the creative potential of those who live on the streets and remind people of their humanity.

6 November 2019

How can we best use digital technology to help rather than harm youth mental wellbeing? What is the significance of body adornment for Māori? Why do Asian New Zealanders remain virtually absent from New Zealand screen culture?

5 November 2019

If you want to change the world, then you might want to become an academic, suggests Professor Deidre Brown (Ngapuhi, Ngati Kahu), who will be giving her inaugural professorial lecture this month.

14 November 2019

With an alumni network now reaching over 1,000 graduates, the Business Masters programmes gathered to celebrate their success.

4 November 2019

A visit to the Business School from a famed British environmentalist calls for a note of optimism in the face of climate concerns.

1 November 2019

New Zealand’s top teacher, Andrew Eberhard, can be found at the University of Auckland Business School.

14 November 2019

Opinion: Now's the time to ban private firework sales, writes Associate Professor Louise Humpage.

13 November 2019

Professor Peter O’Connor is heading to Los Angeles to create a performance that will showcase the creative potential of those who live on the streets and remind people of their humanity.

12 November 2019

Opinion: An NZ study reports social media has little impact on well-being. But Samantha Marsh questions the claim and argues mental health effects are still uncertain.

14 November 2019

Opinion: Now's the time to ban private firework sales, writes Associate Professor Louise Humpage.

13 November 2019

Marine science student Melanie Hayden will spend 28 days in the Southern Ocean aboard a science research vessel after being awarded a BLAKE NIWA Ambassadorship.

12 November 2019

It’s one of Auckland’s most popular beaches and one of the most-visited marine reserves in the country but little research has been done on environmental pressures at Long Bay-Okura Marine Reserve.

14 November 2019

The cancer treatments of tomorrow are being studied today by two young scientists who each receive one of the country’s most prestigious awards, a Rutherford Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship.

12 November 2019

Opinion: An NZ study reports social media has little impact on well-being. But Samantha Marsh questions the claim and argues mental health effects are still uncertain.

8 November 2019

Distinguished Professor Dame Margaret Brimble FRS has been awarded a Zonta New Zealand Women of Achievement Award for 2019 by the Zonta Club of Auckland.

13 November 2019

Opinion: Winston Peters’ case highlights the absurd reality of the state “peering into people’s bedrooms” to save money on NZ Super, claims Susan St John.

11 November 2019

Opinion: Would more people take part in the democratic process if voting went online? Rizwan Asghar discusses whether it's time NZ embraced online voting.

5 November 2019

Dr Anna Hood has been awarded a Marsden Grant worth $300,000 to investigate coercive disarmament.

14 November 2019

The cancer treatments of tomorrow are being studied today by two young scientists who each receive one of the country’s most prestigious awards, a Rutherford Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship.

11 November 2019

How will the sand dunes on our coastlines be affected by climate change? Can we make robotic devices that have the human-like dexterity of our little finger?

8 November 2019

Distinguished Professor Dame Margaret Brimble FRS has been awarded a Zonta New Zealand Women of Achievement Award for 2019 by the Zonta Club of Auckland.

14 November 2019

With an alumni network now reaching over 1,000 graduates, the Business Masters programmes gathered to celebrate their success.

5 November 2019

Some of the challenges New Zealand faces in health, environment, culture, science, and engineering will be addressed thanks to nearly $22 million awarded to the University of Auckland from the Marsden fund.

4 November 2019

The opening of the University of Auckland’s new hostel – Waipārūrū – in time for the 2020 academic year will bring the total number of beds available for students to 4,500. That makes this country’s leading university the largest provider of student accommodation in Aotearoa New Zealand.