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Much to learn from the ahi kaa of Ihumātao
2 October 2019
Opinion: The ahi kaa of Ihumātao have much to teach our nation and its visitors through their manaakitanga and stories, explains Frances Hancock and Tim McCreanor.
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Uni scientists: Why we’re marching for climate action
27 September 2019
Opinion: Five university scientists tell us why they are joining the Global Climate Strike march and share what resonates for them personally about climate change.
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Education – the gift that keeps on giving
27 September 2019
Promising students from four low decile Auckland schools will now have a much better chance of achieving UE, thanks to a gift from the Buchanan Charitable Foundation.
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University graduate wins ‘Junior Nobel’
27 September 2019
Science graduate Harry She has topped the Computer Science category in a global competition sometimes referred to as the ‘Junior Nobel Prize’.
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High-powered computer sees red
25 September 2019
In almost all human cultures, colours are associated with different emotions such as hate, love, anger and sadness.
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Former policeman awarded degree in cannabis forensics
24 September 2019
Importing cannabis into New Zealand is not usually a requirement for a Masters degree but for University of Auckland science graduate Kent Onesemo, it was vital to achieving his goal.
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It takes a village to create success
24 September 2019
Sharing the same world view as many of their students is a special bonus, say University of Auckland graduating teachers Tamausu Fa’alepo Vaotuua and Teuila Vaotuua.
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Youth justice study calling for more participants
23 September 2019
A ground-breaking study looking at how Māori and Samoan peoples describe their experience of youth justice across three countries is calling for participants.
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Kaupapa Māori project to increase rights of children in state care
20 September 2019
A major project to improve Māori children, whānau and iwi participation in child protection decision making and planning has received close to $1 million in funding.
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Making better food choices with mindfulness
19 September 2019
Mindfulness has been touted as the antidote to stress and the path to serenity. But can it also help us make better food choices?
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Funding shows breadth of research at University of Auckland
17 September 2019
Funding of almost $27 million has been awarded to the University of Auckland for a wide range of research projects affecting the physical and environmental health of New Zealanders.
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Cerebral palsy no barrier for Auckland athlete
17 September 2019
Para-athlete Keegan Pitcher has never shied away from the term ‘disability’ – in fact, he’s seen it as an opportunity. Now he’s hoping to inspire others to do the same.
