Thursday 23 March 2023 2:27pm
The sun shone for alumni, students and staff, along with members of the community, who turned out for February's Clocktower picnic on the Dunedin campus and the Christchurch 50th anniversary picnic in the Botanic Gardens in March. It was also wonderful to welcome alumni to the Highlanders Coaches' Breakfast in Invercargill last week.
Clocktower Picnic 2023
Christchurch 50th Picnic 2023
Highlander's Coaches Breakfast
In this issue...
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Networks and Events
The sun shone for alumni, students and staff, along with members of the communit...
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Alumni in the News
Dentistry graduate Christian Lio-Willie signs with the Crusaders, Natasha Callis...
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Saying yes to the red shirt and giving back to Otago
It’s been a busy Christmas holiday for Lachie Scarsbrook. Taking his first trip...
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Otago Images
To celebrate 150 years of Law at Otago, we thought we’d bring a well-known face...
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Communities set to benefit from Indigenous-led international grant with rangatiratanga at heart
The opportunity to develop Māori-led programmes for pēpi, tamariki and whānau we...
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Donor-funded Entrance Scholarships celebrated
Donor-funded Entrance Scholarship winners were welcomed at a function in the Uni...
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Hot Picks
Be entertained and feed your mind with our Hot Picks. You can relax in the comfo...
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University of Otago welcomes new voice for public health
A new centre hosted by the University of Otago will boost the reach and impact o...
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From wartime orphan to wildlife authority
An extraordinary life journey has taken renowned conservationist and science edu...
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New display highlights the importance of student wellbeing
A new display in Otago University’s Ōtepoti Link reaffirms a wider community com...
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Fifty years of mahi – a milestone for the University of Otago, Christchurch
‘Kia Mau’ – a call to come together and hold tight to one and all – is the chose...
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Shocked, humbled and surprised - alumni and staff respond to receiving New Year Honours
Otago alumni and staff reacted with shock and surprise, and felt humbled when th...