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AUSA president Alan Shaker's message to students
1 March 2023
New AUSA president Alan Shaker knows the challenges students face in 2023 getting to campus. But he says their university experience can be better if they do.
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Fresh voice of Hala Barakat: student rep on University Council
1 March 2023
Like AUSA president Alan Shaker, Hala Barakat has Iraqi heritage, and says it has a big influence on the path she's taking.
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Cyclone Gabrielle an opportunity for extra geography lessons
1 March 2023
Opinion: Professor John Morgan says there are plenty of lessons to be learned for adults after recent severe weather events, but also to share with children in the classroom.
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Felicity Goodyear-Smith tackles tough topic in book
1 March 2023
A new book by Professor Felicity Goodyear-Smith explores the history of abortion in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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Tribute to Jeremy Salmond
1 March 2023
With Jeremy Salmond’s death in January, New Zealand lost one of its best heritage architects.
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Natalie Gauld: trailblazer hitting the cycle trails
1 March 2023
A pharmacy change-maker is raising awareness and funds for motor neurone disease and having as much fun as she can along the way.
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Matire Harwood: destined to be a doctor from childhood
30 November 2022
It has been a busy few years for award-winning doctor Matire Harwood. She talks about the challenges and rewards of being a Māori academic and GP.
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Students to tackle global challenges with Future 17 projects
30 November 2022
Selected University of Auckland students will collaborate on global projects with learners overseas, as part of a new opportunity called Future 17.
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Farzaneh Haghighi: 'Iranian women aren’t strangers to struggle'
30 November 2022
Opinion: Dr Farzaneh Haghighi is an Iranian-Kiwi. She reflects on the 'Woman, Life, Freedom' movement and how it is built on the courage of women who have gone before.
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Winning poet Yvette Thomas stoked she returned to university
30 November 2022
Master of Creative Writing student Yvette Thomas got exactly what she wanted in a recent poetry competition.
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Chris Shaw: cheerleading for brain science
30 November 2022
Professor Chris Shaw has spent his career hunting for rogue genes and collaborating to share insights into brain diseases.
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Brendon Dunphy: giving seabirds a fighting chance
1 November 2022
Aotearoa’s seabirds aren’t well-known like the kākāpō. They often come in at night and then head off out over the horizon so you may never see some of them.
