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Experts adopt creative approach to question contemporary education

1 April 2023

Professor Peter O'Connor and Dr Claudia Rozas Gómez bounce ideas about education back and forth in a series of letters.
University talents are Ockham Book Awards finalists

1 April 2023

Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland is well-represented on the short list at the 2023 Ockham Book Awards.
Lisa Finucane and ovarian cancer: 'Listen to your body'

1 April 2023

Last September, University of Auckland media and communications manager Lisa Finucane received the news her cancer had 'ramped up'.
All the chat's about AI, but humans rule

1 April 2023

Opinion: Artificial Intelligence tools used for writing present a much-needed opportunity to reimagine education assessment, says Associate Professor Alex Sims.
Through the lens of Jason Fell: campus greenery on show

1 April 2023

A photo exhibition timed to mark 140th anniversary of the University will showcase its plantings over the years.
Dame Margaret Brimble: mother of the magic molecule

1 April 2023

A drug approved by the FDA in March had its molecular discovery in a University of Auckland lab with Dame Margaret Brimble at the helm.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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