Miranda Chetham: do the mahi, get the treats
One of the first tricks Miranda Chetham (Ngātiwai, Ngāti Whātua, Ngāpuhi) learnt at the outset of her online Master of Sustainable Business degree, was to artfully dodge meteorological chat.
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06 Jan 2023
Improving type 1 diabetes control in Pasifika children
Dr Isaiah Immanuel is conducting a one-year study, funded by Research for Childr...
21 Dec 2022
Otago's leaders of tomorrow receive awards
Forty-one students graduated with their University of Otago Student Leadership A...
19 Dec 2022
Bringing the heart online
Dr Susan Wardell (Social Anthropology) has been researching moral and social asp...
19 Dec 2022
Focusing on LGBTIQ+ homelessness
As a young campaigner on social justice and LGBTIQ+ rights, Dr Brodie Fraser has...
19 Dec 2022
Extracting stories from teeth
Dr Carolina Loch is interested in stories – specifically those which an animal’s...
19 Dec 2022
The whakapapa, mātauranga and tikanga of water safety
Dr Chanel Phillips is having a major influence on the rethinking and rewriting o...
19 Dec 2022
Sovereign rights to health and wellbeing
A passion for upholding sovereign rights to health and wellbeing for tangata whe...
16 Dec 2022
Otago’s first ni-Vanuatu health sciences PhD candidate receives grant from the HRC
The worship of a mite that spreads a potentially life-threatening disease in Van...
15 Dec 2022
Leading the way – 20Twenties Young Alumni Awards 2022
We are delighted to announce this year’s 20Twenties Young Alumni Award winners.
14 Dec 2022
UBS refurbishment warmly welcomed
A new look, more versatile and accessible University Book Shop (UBS) is being wa...
12 Dec 2022
Educating the public on misrepresented leopard seals
Educating the public about leopard seals, which have generally been misrepresent...
12 Dec 2022
Educating the public on misrepresented leopard seals
Educating the public about leopard seals, which have generally been misrepresent...