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Alison Jones: 'Pākehā shouldn't let our collective past be crippling'
2 September 2020
Educator and author Alison Jones has written a memoir that’s an insight into New Zealand’s social history and Māori and Pākehā relationships.
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Mark Boyd: is the 2020 campaign leaving a gap for a return to dirty politics?
1 September 2020
Opinion: Dr Mark Boyd has studied New Zealand elections for three decades and wonders if media coverage of the 2020 election campaign will be a replay of 2014’s ‘dirty politics’.
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Felicity Barnes: the best is history
1 September 2020
Felicity Barnes knows how hard her colleagues in history work and the value of their research. She’s behind a new $500,000 History Innovation Fund she hopes can help.
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Hilary Chung: a forceful and funny teacher
1 September 2020
Obituary: Hilary Chung was a force of nature, writes Professor Paul Clark.
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Kahu Virtual Campus: brought to you by Lockdown Level 4
1 September 2020
The March lockdown sparked an idea to help new University of Auckland students virtually feel at home.
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The 'other election' on students' minds
31 August 2020
The general election isn’t the only show in town.
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Who has the best dance moves for NZ's general election?
3 August 2020
Opinion: There’s no better time for politicians to do the dance of political management than ahead of the 19 September election, writes Jennifer Lees-Marshment.
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Shaun Hendy and Covid-19: this year's model
3 August 2020
Professor Shaun Hendy’s data-modelling skills helped shape New Zealand's Covid-19 response.
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Darl Kolb: Why metaphors matter to the Professor of Connectivity
3 August 2020
Professor Darl Kolb’s interesting background is reflected in his approach to teaching and research at the Business School.
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Selina Tusitala Marsh's Mophead memoir makes an impact
3 August 2020
Poet Selina Tusitala Marsh’s first book for children, a graphic memoir, is a finalist in the NZ Book Awards for children and young adults.
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Period poverty eased by donations to student well-being fund
3 August 2020
Free sanitary products are available at the University of Auckland in Semester Two, funded by donations from the ‘Staff for Students: Well-being Fund’.
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Symbol of unity unveiled to remember Christchurch mosque victims
3 August 2020
The unveiling of Ngā Roimata o Ranginui at the University of Auckland reflected a commitment to supporting Muslim staff and students.
