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Taking Issue: Do protests work?
4 November 2025
Taking to the streets has long been a way to demand action from our leaders. But Ingenio asks six academics: are protests still an effective means to bring about change?
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Rachel Paris: portraying power
4 November 2025
Law and Arts alumna Rachel Paris talks to James Fyfe about her debut novel, See How They Fall.
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Bethany Forsythe: capacity for closure
4 November 2025
Alumni profile: Bethany Forsythe’s work on techniques to identify human remains from the Vietnam War has the potential to bring closure for families 50 years on.
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Movers and shakers: 40 Under 40 graduates changing the world
4 November 2025
This year’s 40 Under 40 list celebrates outstanding alumni making a meaningful difference in their field and community.
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Raising our sights: advances in eye research
3 November 2025
Ingenio feature: From creating corneas from stem cells to investigating eye drops to replace reading glasses, Owen Poland explores University of Auckland research that's changing how we see the world.
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Weighing the case for a ‘right to disconnect’
3 November 2025
Messaging and email puncture the line between the office and home. Experts discuss how we might harness flexible communication but avoid the perils of burnout.
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3D-printed jazz band takes centre stage
3 November 2025
A jazz quintet with a difference entertained at this year’s Golden Graduates lunch.
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Tattoos tell research stories
3 November 2025
Animal behaviour academic Juli Gaviraghi Mussoi has a tradition of honouring her research subjects in a distinctive way.
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The new leaders shaping Aotearoa’s connection with Asia
9 October 2025
What drives a new generation of leaders? A blend of curiosity, cultural awareness and the courage to reimagine Aotearoa’s place in the world.
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Curiosity can be your career compass
8 October 2025
Curiosity became Ariel Dannenbring’s best career guide, leading her from psychology to prototyping and learning design.
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Pacific politician to youth - get out and vote!
7 October 2025
Auckland Councillor Josephine Bartley revisited her days as a University of Auckland student during a lecture she gave on 2 October.
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AI-driven platform set to transform construction waste management
2 October 2025
From wasted timber to repurposed resources, a University of Auckland alumnus is reshaping how we think about construction waste.
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