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Scholar transforming how Pacific knowledge is understood
4 October 2026
PhD candidate in Dance Studies Teuila Hughes explores the ancestral knowledge of Siva through a Sāmoan lens shaped by her upbringing in Fiji.
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Feijoa shows potential for cutting blood pressure
2 October 2026
An unexpected finding suggests a path for more research.
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Luke Goode: futures still to play for
1 October 2026
Luke Goode, a new professor of communication, looks back on 25 years at the University of Auckland and forward to a future he believes we can't give up on.
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My Space: step inside the Black Box
1 October 2026
The University's film production studio helps equip students with the skills to take on screen industry roles.
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Remembering Alberto Garcia-Alvarez
1 October 2026
With a prolific career spanning academia and art practice over more than 70 years, Alberto Garcia-Alvarez influenced generations of artists in New Zealand.
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From research to market: how four University start-ups got their start
1 October 2026
To coincide with Auckland Startup Week, from 12-16 October, UniNews profiles four exciting start-ups that have benefited from the University’s research or support.
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New book highlights life on the front lines with science
1 October 2026
Professor Dame Juliet Gerrard examines how science can sway the direction in which our country travels.
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Sarah Hetrick: why connection counts in youth mental health
1 October 2026
As Mental Health Awareness Week approaches, Professor Sarah Hetrick talks about her career in youth mental health, and why she keeps arriving at the same conclusion: connection matters.
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Has housing development improved access to popular schools?
1 October 2026
Analysis: Sam Stemper explores whether more affordable housing in certain suburbs could give lower-income families greater access to sought-after schools.
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Researcher explores perception of rāhui in tourism
30 September 2026
What happens when tourists arrive at a popular destination only to discover it's off-limits?
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University expands global education reach through new China partnerships
30 September 2026
New joint programmes and a joint institute are creating pathways for students and deepening academic partnerships in China.
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A constitution in question: new book argues case for reform
30 September 2026
Unjust, illegitimate, illegal. This is how Professor Claire Charters describes New Zealand's constitution in her new book, Sovereignty.
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