OPINION AND FEATURES

The School of Social Work is holding a continuing professional education event next week on the Manawatū campus and online to celebrate the importance of social work supervision for social work...

Meet Connor Mcleod, Massey University's Diversity and Inclusion Advisor, a new role that he's been in since January 2021.

There are lots of reasons to donate blood and I'm passionate about encouraging people to give it a go. World Blood Donor Day is this Monday.

Produced in partnership with The Spinoff, the new episode of Conversations That Count - Ngā Kōrero Whai Take looks at how our oceans are being affected by climate change - and whose voices...

Internationally acclaimed documentary photographer and Massey alumni Robin Hammond recently made a visit to the Wellington campus.

Antarctic Resolution, a multidisciplinary project co-authored by the world's leading experts on the Antarctic, features the work of photographer Distinguished Professor Anne Noble from Whiti o Rehua...

Sectors, employers and local body politicians are asking the Government to return to pre-COVID levels of immigration because of current labour and skill shortages. Paul Spoonley questions whether...

Massey's Spanish Programme joined forces with Mexican and Spanish embassies in Hastings for a day of workshops on Latin American culture.

The ease of studying by distance has helped one student decide it's time for her to return to New Zealand.

Chiasma Manawatū has burst into the enterprise ecosystem in Palmerston North with a packed and high energy launch at Te Manawa.

The New Zealand Food Awards gala dinner is on the move to Manawatū!

Massey University will launch a joint education institute in collaboration with Nanjing University of Finance and Economics later this year.

Government House was filled with the sounds of folk on Friday night during a performance from the recipient of the Matairangi Mahi Toi Māori artist residency Troy Kingi.

The first episode of season two of Conversations That Count - Ngā Kōrero Whai Take takes a look at what inclusive language sounds like in Aotearoa.

Sunny Deng is excited to be back in New Zealand pursuing her goal of becoming a qualified food technologist, after being granted a border exemption to return to study.