11 November 2026

The ‘enshittification’ of clothing poses a global challenge – because what we dress ourselves in has an unexpectedly big climate impact.

11 November 2026

A pop-up urban art village is coming to Te Komititanga on 13 and 14 November, curated by University architect Matthew Liggins.

9 November 2026

A major New Zealand fertility trial sheds new light on treatment options for couples struggling to conceive.

11 November 2026

A pop-up urban art village is coming to Te Komititanga on 13 and 14 November, curated by University architect Matthew Liggins.

9 November 2026

A collection of poems, “part treasure hunt, part horror,” has won the 2026 Phoenix Prize in Creative Writing for poet Megan Fowlie.

9 November 2026

Helen Pahulu, a specialist vocal tutor in jazz and recent Master of Music graduate, has been awarded the Fatu Feu'u Pacific Arts Prize.

11 November 2026

More than 20 years ago, Shane Legg predicted a 50 percent chance that human-level machine intelligence would be created by 2028. He hasn’t changed his mind.

11 November 2026

The ‘enshittification’ of clothing poses a global challenge – because what we dress ourselves in has an unexpectedly big climate impact.

4 November 2026

Alumni profile: Kate Gatfield-Jeffries wants to grow the Western world's biggest women's wellness brand.

11 November 2026

A pop-up urban art village is coming to Te Komititanga on 13 and 14 November, curated by University architect Matthew Liggins.

10 November 2026

Comment: From record youth voter turnout to historic firsts for diverse candidates, the US midterms signal a major generational and political shift says Jennifer Frost.

9 November 2026

NCEA exams are underway, hundreds of Māori and Pacific secondary students enrolled in the University's Pacific Academy are preparing to make the leap to university a reality.

9 November 2026

NCEA exams are underway, hundreds of Māori and Pacific secondary students enrolled in the University's Pacific Academy are preparing to make the leap to university a reality.

5 November 2026

Educator Professor Melinda Webber from the University of Auckland has been awarded the Dame Joan Metge Medal by the Royal Society Te Apārangi.

5 November 2026

The idea that universities are primarily places for young people is being overturned as a new space for intergenerational connection opens at the University of Auckland.

9 November 2026

A major New Zealand fertility trial sheds new light on treatment options for couples struggling to conceive.

6 November 2026

Many New Zealanders live with chronic gut disorders but understanding what's happening remains one of medicine's biggest challenges. Dr Jarrah Dowrick has received a top national fellowship to help find answers.

6 November 2026

Comment: Although smoking is less common, it’s also less visible and it remains a major cause of preventable illness and premature death says Robert Beaglehole.

11 November 2026

Insurance law specialist Rohan Havelock says that when it comes to insurance, New Zealand can take three key lessons from California.

10 November 2026

Comment: From record youth voter turnout to historic firsts for diverse candidates, the US midterms signal a major generational and political shift says Jennifer Frost.

5 November 2026

A new report examining New Zealand's family violence system reveals serious shortcomings and calls for urgent changes.

11 November 2026

More than 20 years ago, Shane Legg predicted a 50 percent chance that human-level machine intelligence would be created by 2028. He hasn’t changed his mind.

10 November 2026

Professor Rod Gover co-invented a tool used by scientists exploring the edge of the universe.

6 November 2026

Alumni profile: Jonathan Good tells Lesley Springall how he’s drawing on wide-ranging experiences to help pioneer a world-first ‘digital nose’.

4 November 2026

Seven researchers from the University of Auckland have had their significant contributions recognised with national awards.

28 October 2026

Bruceʼs spirit of innovation, ingenuity and leadership is set to continue where it all began. In his home city, at the University of Auckland, with the Bruce McLaren Centre for High Performance Engineering.

28 October 2026

Dr Suliana Mone has been recognised for her outstanding contributions to legal research, teaching excellence and leadership to advance Pacific scholarship in NZ.

13 August 2026

Inside the quest for the next breakthrough drug to treat diseases of the brain.

13 July 2026

Te Pūnaha Ātea-1, (TPA-1) a satellite home-grown in New Zealand launched in June last year. On its 515km high orbit it has been capturing fresh images of our planet.

28 May 2026

The re-dedication of the Sir James Henare Research Centre recalls the layers of history and renews aspirations for the future.