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Jessie Jacobsen: seeking answers for autism
3 March 2025
Insights gained from a genetic diagnosis of autism can be transformative for children and their families, says the scientist helming New Zealand’s first autism research clinic.
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My Space: CIE's Sean Kelly
3 March 2025
Working in the University's Makerspace is all about inspiring 'playful curiosity', says Sean Kelly.
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Award-winning law teacher follows in family footsteps
3 March 2025
Drawing on her family’s heritage as educators has helped Dr Suliana Mone inspire the next generation of legal minds.
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Eru Kapa-Kingi: challenge and change
3 March 2025
Toitū te Tiriti spokesperson and Auckland Law School academic Eru Kapa-Kingi is determined to continue driving political change in his own way.
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Toi Te Mana: A 12-year journey of friendship, art and legacy
2 December 2024
Deidre Brown and Ngarino Elllis have brought to life a monumental project that not only reflects their deep commitment to Māori art, but a friendship spanning almost 30 years.
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My Space: Professor Anthony Hōete
2 December 2024
As part of our regular My Space series, exploring some of the University's unique spaces, we visit the office of the School of Architecture and Planning's Professor Anthony Hōete.
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Well-being at the heart of new rec centre
2 December 2024
On 25 November, the University opened its landmark eight-floor recreation centre, in the heart of the City Campus.
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Exhibition highlights pioneering Māori modernism creatives
2 December 2024
A reading room and exhibition area has opened in the University Library. Its first exhibition highlights pioneering creatives who helped revolutionise Māori modernism.
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Formula SAE team racing toward redemption
2 December 2024
The University’s Formula SAE team heads to Australia this month, bringing both a reinforced front wing – and a reinforced sense of resilience.
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Alexandra Andhov: a chance to explore the unknown
2 December 2024
Professor Andhov delves into the gap between the rapid evolution of AI and the legal systems that might regulate it.
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Kim Phillips: Mermaids’ tales
1 November 2024
From mermaids to nursemaids to 'hags', how have archetypal images of women changed since medieval times?
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Could Tinker Bell exist?
1 November 2024
Hummingbirds, butterflies, beetles, dragonflies, bees and even salamanders provide inspiration for an exploration of fairy physiology.
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