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Research on Egyptian coffins earns scholarship to Atlanta

11 July 2019

Arts graduate Emily Whitehead is heading off to Atlanta to do her PhD at Emory University on a full scholarship.
Curating change with a Kupe Leadership Scholarship

8 July 2019

Ane Tonga has returned to University to undertake a Master of Arts majoring in Art History. Her thesis will examine Pacific curatorial practice in New Zealand between 1989 and 2019, a research area that has received very little critical attention.
Rediscovered images of Māori life are precious taonga

2 July 2019

Recently retrieved documentary footage, images and documents of Māori life in the early 20th century are a treasure trove for future generations.
The place that doesn't want your soul or wallet

27 June 2019

“Sixteen speculations on the possibilities for a new central library for Auckland” designed by architecture students draw attention to the expanding role of the modern library.
Reframing the view

25 June 2019

From early representations in European art to Disney's Moana, Indigenous peoples of the Pacific and beyond have been framed and explained by an outsiders' gaze.
Vinyl, virtual lungs and 3D printing feature in Winter Week public lectures

24 June 2019

From virtual lungs to a surge in the popularity of vinyl, Winter Week on Campus once again opens a fascinating window into the world-class research taking place at the University of Auckland.
Why not resource all teachers to be creatives?

20 June 2019

Opinion: Peter O'Connor questions the recently announced Creatives in Schools initiative.
The Thing wins a Tui

13 June 2019

GRG67, a jazz ensemble that emerged out of the School of Music, has been awarded best jazz album of the year at the Vodaphone Tui Awards, with their album, The Thing.
Home is more than where the house is

9 June 2019

Angela Yuyi Hu, a third year Bachelor of Fine Arts student at the University of Auckland, was awarded the 2019 Simon Devitt Prize for Photography last night.
Samoan language future beautiful to behold

31 May 2019

Opinion: Samoan Language Week reminds us how important knowledge of language and culture is to well-being, especially for young people, writes Mirofora Mataafa-Komiti.
Church must renounce biblical-based homophobia

31 May 2019

Opinion: The history of homophobia within Christianity is a matter too potent, too loud, too entrenched for churches to stay silent about, writes Harriet Winn.
As long as there is oppression, there will be resistance

29 May 2019

Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere is a central message in two public lectures by a visiting Nigerian criminologist, coming up in June.

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