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Te Pae Tawhiti: chance for Māori and the Crown to reconcile after Wai 262
5 February 2020
Opinion: With mātauranga Māori and taonga, it’s time for Māori and the Crown to do the mahi – together, writes Jayden Houghton. The formal response to the Wai 262 claim is a good first step.
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Ngaire Kerse honoured for work with seniors and their health
6 January 2020
In the New Year Honours, Professor Ngaire Kerse was made a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to seniors and health. In May 2019 she talked to UniNews and that story is republished here.
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Posthumous degree awarded, 54 years on
3 December 2019
The family of an Auckland solicitor who died in a climbing accident in 1965, before being capped with his Master of Laws, are pleased he has received a posthumous LLM.
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Damon Salesa hoping his vaka idea will float
2 December 2019
It's not every day you get gifted a Niuean vaka. Now comes the challenge of where it should go next.
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Martin Rummel: music careers for modern life
29 November 2019
Opinion: Among other questions about how we teach music, Martin Rummel ponders how we move from a music teaching model based on recreation to a learning model based on creation.
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Maria Armoudian answers a big question for the media
29 November 2019
Politics lecturer Dr Maria Armoudian says the issues website The Big Q is a calm port in a sea of chaotic media.
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Damon Salesa: navigating a new direction for a South Auckland campus
29 November 2019
Damon Salesa, Pro Vice-Chancellor Pacific, says the new South Auckland campus fills a need in the community.
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Hilary Chung: year of challenges and gratitude
29 November 2019
After fundraising enough money to be treated with the life-lengthening drug Ibrance, a thankful Dr Hilary Chung is making the most of every day.
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My story: award-winning tertiary educator Andrew Eberhard
29 November 2019
Andrew Eberhard answers a few questions about the secrets to his teaching success.
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Rainbow connection
29 November 2019
An art installation called Rainbow Machine that connects design, art, science, engineering and innovation is brightening up days around Auckland.
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Colombian experience
15 November 2019
Two senior lecturers in Politics and International Relations have headed to Bogotá with a group of students.
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The case for funding creative arts in the community
4 November 2019
Opinion: If anything is going to spark a fire in the heart of Dr Molly Mullen, it's a discussion about the importance of funding community arts.
