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Joshua Fisher: nurturing nature
2 November 2026
The inaugural director of the University’s Nature Positive Hub learnt early that our livelihoods and well-being rise and fall alongside the health of our environment.
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Tradition and tech merge in new library soundscape
2 November 2026
The latest iteration of a University artwork blends voice, taonga pūoro and the movement of visitors to the General Library.
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Mark McConnell: a survivor's story
2 November 2026
Mark McConnell is drawing on his academic teaching experience to give back after surviving cancer.
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My Space: Sarah Knox
2 November 2026
The studio at the Kenneth Myers Centre holds many memories for former professional dancer now dance academic Sarah Knox.
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Danping Wang: the language of connection
1 November 2026
The departing head of Chinese language learning reflects on a decade at the University of Auckland before heading to a role at Oxford.
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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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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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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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Erin Griffey: power, portraits and beauty
1 September 2026
When it comes to beauty standards and products, not as much has changed over centuries as we might think, says Professor Erin Griffey.
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Celebrating the art of Terry Stringer
1 September 2026
One of our most celebrated sculptors, alumnus Terry Stringer is the subject of a new book edited by art historian Associate Professor Linda Tyler.
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