Breadcrumbs List.
UniNews
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Elam alumni at Walters Prize show
1 July 2024
Works by finalists in New Zealand's most prestigious contemporary art award are on show from this month at Auckland Art Gallery.
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New soundscape for General Library
1 July 2024
Wondering about the music you can hear as you enter the General Library? Tune in and you'll hear the sounds of our shifting universe.
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Creating spiritual space
1 July 2024
Now, more than ever, we need to find opportunities for healing and reflection, says Maclaurin Chapel’s new lead chaplain.
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Doing good with AI
1 July 2024
There’s plenty of negative talk about the potential impacts of artificial intelligence, but it’s not all doom and gloom, says Professor Yun Sing Koh.
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Lisa Reihana: leading light
1 July 2024
Internationally acclaimed artist Lisa Reihana explains the background to her large-scale artwork that's now a centrepiece in the atrium of B201.
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A taste for adventure
1 July 2024
From returning to university aged 33 to being detained in Ethiopia, JR Rowland has experienced risk and reward in her academic career.
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Tackling our bad classroom behaviour problem
1 July 2024
When it comes to addressing the bad behaviour blighting our classrooms, an authentic approach to building relationships may be the best approach.
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Obituary: Sir Vincent O'Sullivan, 28 September 1937 ‒ 28 April 2024
4 June 2024
Emeritus Professor Mac Jackson pays tribute to his old friend, poet Vincent O’Sullivan.
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Bearing the brunt
4 June 2024
Opinion: Female employees are relatively worse off when an economy faces headwinds. So what can be done to reduce the burden?
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Shining a new light on nits
4 June 2024
Entrepreneur, mother and University of Auckland staff member Kate Ricketts has launched a business that tackles the scourge and stigma of headlice.
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Prizewinning Elam student finds comfort in creativity
4 June 2024
James S. Watson’s touching tribute to his late mother, A Quiet Place to Rest, has earned him a major art prize.
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Battle of the barrens
4 June 2024
Kelsey Miller is fighting on the frontlines against the kina barrens that are taking over large swathes of our coastal rocky reefs – but kina, says the marine scientist, are not the enemy.