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Check out the November zine


Bumper edition! A year in photos, writing comp winners announced, good sports and top gear at Unipol, & more!

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Te Aka Tauira cover for issue 7, November 2024 .

Bob Dadae, a member of the Papua New Guinea community, and Otago Melanesian Islands Students Association (OMISA) Cultural Rep Kirstie Kopi, right, present University College Warden Pauline Donovan with the Papua New Guinean flag.

15 Nov 2024

Flying the flag for Papua New Guinea Language Week


A new flag has been flying high above University College this week in honour of...

Close up of the Clocktower clock at jaunty angle.

08 Nov 2024

Increase in student support for 2025


The University of Otago – Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka has increased financial support f...

ENTR202 students, from left, Cate Moyle, Maddi Duffy and Max Gittos.

05 Nov 2024

Early entrepreneurs serving as inspiration


Socially responsible entrepreneurship – it might sound like a modern invention b...

Unipol student employee Jacob Berquist and Marketing and Sustainability Leader Chris MacDonell

04 Nov 2024

Good sports and top gear at Unipol


What do marquees, giant Jenga, sleeping bags, skis, bodyboards, cornhole and hea...

13 people standing in two rows, some holding certificates

01 Nov 2024

Supervisor of the Year 2024


Dr Jeff Foote, of the Department of Management, has won the Otago University Stu...

Paul Hansen standing on a skateboard

31 Oct 2024

Hippie economist cruising into early retirement


When a former Otago lecturer recently popped by campus after many years abroad,...

Past and Present Aka Matua o NTKA: Kōwhai Tepania-Morgan, Porourangi Templeton-Reedy & Gianna Leoni

24 Oct 2024

Ngā Tauira o te Kete Aronui turns 10


It was a chance to look back and a chance to grow as the Humanities Division’s M...

IISMA students Ariel, Vena, Grace

24 Oct 2024

From Indonesia to Dunedin: Embracing the culture shock


To say Dunedin is somewhat of a culture shock to students from Indonesia wouldn’...

Amelia Farrar (centre) receiving her prize from Motu Executive Director John McDermott and Motu Senior Fellow Trinh Le.

22 Oct 2024

Budding economist wins 2024 Sir Frank Holmes Prize


When you hear Amelia Farrar describe economics as being “like the physics of soc...

A headshot of a woman and a man

17 Oct 2024

Student winners of Writer 2024 named


A poignant poem which takes the reader through the residential Red Zone after th...

Many people sitting and standing at a marae

16 Oct 2024

50th Science Wānanga for Māori Sciences


Nurturing the scientific and curious minds of rangatahi Māori across the motu ha...

The Indigenous Case Competition dream team, from left, Lachlan Williams, Leuotele Tamati, coach Antonio Seiuli, and James Bennett.

09 Oct 2024

Otago team wins inaugural Indigenous Business Case Competition


It took three swift hours for three solution-savvy Otago students to edge their...

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