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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16 May 2023
Balancing salt and iodine intake
Increasing the iodine content in table salt or diversifying the sources of food...
12 May 2023
Introducing postgraduate SGSC: Sonja Bohn
A potential silver lining of the COVID-19 pandemic could be the changes taking p...
10 May 2023
Who is responsible for AI outcomes?
When something goes wrong, we intuitively want to hold someone accountable and h...
10 May 2023
Photos give men a voice to discuss mental distress
An innovative research project at the University of Otago, Wellington, is using...
10 May 2023
Good support improves autistic students' education experience
Autistic students are three times more likely to be stood down or suspended from...
27 Apr 2023
Ground breaking research on elite snow sport athletes
A Master of Science student is conducting ground-breaking research into the forc...
17 Apr 2023
Inspiring others to look after Antarctica&
Lucy Davidson is likely to be one of few people who can claim they celebrated th...
17 Apr 2023
Tenaya Brown awarded prestigious 28th Māori Battalion Scholarship
Tenaya Brown (Te Aitanga a Hauiti ki Uawa) has received a Ngarimu VC and 28th Mā...
06 Apr 2023
Q&A with Millie Mannering – 20Twenties 2022 recipient
From the Caribbean to the High Arctic, since leaving Otago Millie has travelled...
05 Apr 2023
When a language disappears, the whole world loses
Preserving a language is crucial because it’s not just language, but the preserv...
05 Apr 2023
When a language disappears, the whole world loses
Preserving a language is crucial because it’s not just language, but the preserv...
04 Apr 2023
Introducing postgraduate SGSC: Joshua James
Queer people aligning themselves with the far-right can be doing it out of fear...