23 September 2020

Opinion: People get mixed-up over Covid-19 fatality data. Rod Jackson explains why the virus is much worse than flu.

22 September 2020

Opinion: The case of a person who tested positive almost a week after leaving managed isolation has highlighted the need to keep tracking those who have been through MIQ, writes Associate Professor Siouxsie Wiles.

21 September 2020

Opinion: Misinformation about the effectiveness of the polymerase chain reaction test is swirling, but in fact the PCR is both reliable and critical in taking on the virus, explains Associate Professor Siouxsie Wiles.

3 September 2020

The University has an ambitious plan to promote and use te reo Māori within our community, which celebrates our unique history, writes Pro Vice-Chancellor Māori Professor Cindy Kiro.

2 September 2020

The University of Auckland has climbed 32 places in the Times Higher Education (THE) world rankings to resume its position in the top 150 universities in the world for the first time since 2011.

1 September 2020

University of Auckland's Dr Rhys Jones, (Ngāti Kahungunu), Te Kupenga Hauora Māori, is the recipient of the Prime Minister’s Supreme Award in the 2020 Tertiary Teaching Excellence Awards.

23 September 2020

A short documentary film about the CeleBRation Choir, set up for people living with a neurological condition, captures how singing in a choir is crucial for wellbeing, and may help people with such conditions recover and maintain their ability to speak.

15 September 2020

A team of staff and alumni from the University of Auckland, who met as students at the Faculty of Creative Arts and Industries (CAI) has been awarded the Good Design Australia Gold Award.

14 September 2020

Opinion: Dame Anne Salmond outlines the big issues of knowledge and the future that NZ must address; issues highlighted in the dispute for Māori academics at Waikato.

22 September 2020

The CMC Markets University of Auckland Trading Challenge has concluded, with second-year duo Connie Zhang and David Jiang winning the top spot from among a field of more than 140 teams.

19 September 2020

Opinion: For New Zealand to emerge from the present crisis in a similar way to how we entered it, with stalled earnings and falling levels of well-being, would be a spectacular missed opportunity, writes Robert MacCulloch.

19 September 2020

The Business School has subscribed to the Social Sciences Research Network (SSRN), a global open access and searchable repository of new research, which recently surpassed 150 million downloads.

14 September 2020

Opinion: As the gale of global inequity gains strength, social workers need to hang onto a sense of individual and collective balance, writes Ian Hyslop.

9 September 2020

Opinion: For Tongan Language Week, Dr Melenaite Taumoefolau explains 'voluntary language shift' and what that means for the Tongan language in Aotearoa.

8 September 2020

Help is at hand for teachers who want to put a high priority on student wellbeing as children return to class.

22 September 2020

Scientists have successfully attached satellite tracking tags to six New Zealand southern right whales, or tohorā, and are inviting the public to follow the whales’ travels online.

14 September 2020

University of Auckland research projects led by the Faculty of Science have been awarded more than $16 million from the Ministry of Business, Employment and Innovation (MBIE) Endeavour Fund for 2020.

9 September 2020

Researchers are questioning the accuracy of some ‘green certified’ rating tools used by the building industry to measure the warmth and efficiency of houses, after independent research failed to verify their claims.

23 September 2020

Opinion: Tanisha Jowsey asks: what does it mean to have a 'good death' and, if the end of life bill passes, who will be willing to help?

23 September 2020

A short documentary film about the CeleBRation Choir, set up for people living with a neurological condition, captures how singing in a choir is crucial for wellbeing, and may help people with such conditions recover and maintain their ability to speak.

21 September 2020

Kiara Miller of the ABI, and fellow interns on an Engineering World Health (EWH) have won first place in this year's EWH Design Competition for students for their app that empowers healthcare workers in Uganda.

23 September 2020

Opinion: Tanisha Jowsey asks: what does it mean to have a 'good death' and, if the end of life bill passes, who will be willing to help?

23 September 2020

Opinion: Vote Compass data reveals Ardern and Seymour have played the political dance to perfection - other leaders not so much. Jennifer Lees-Marshment explains.

22 September 2020

Opinion: President Donald Trump is claiming credit for the September agreement between Israel-UAE-Bahrain. Stephen Hoadley provides some context around this claim.

23 September 2020

Artificial Intelligence (AI) promises to make improvements to our lives in many ways, including enhancing efficiencies in the workplace, generating productivity gains and having a positive impact on our wellbeing.

21 September 2020

Kiara Miller of the ABI, and fellow interns on an Engineering World Health (EWH) have won first place in this year's EWH Design Competition for students for their app that empowers healthcare workers in Uganda.

15 September 2020

A team of staff and alumni from the University of Auckland, who met as students at the Faculty of Creative Arts and Industries (CAI) has been awarded the Good Design Australia Gold Award.

17 September 2020

Regional New Zealand is home to a leading medical imaging research centre tackling health inequities.

5 September 2020

The technology behind cryptocurrency is going to change the way the world handles information.

5 September 2020

Tech giants rule the world, making billions of dollars from our personal data. Could the ordinary Googling individual get a share of that?