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OPINION AND FEATURES
A list of all feature articles in chronological order.
Speakers wow at NonfictioNOW
Last month, Massey hosted the virtual NonfictioNOW 2021 conference - the world's leading gathering in the field of nonfiction creative writing.
Massey graduate leads design of new Ducati Streetfighter V2
Being hand-picked to lead the design of a new Ducati motorcycle was a bit of a pinch-me moment for Massey alumni Sam McCafferty.
Weaving an environment for a better future
Master of Clinical Practice (Nursing) student Wayne SHUM KUEN IP wants to give back. The father of four returned to study to become a registered nurse at the age of 44, after seeing a cultural gap in the healthcare sector, fueling his passion for giving back to his own culture.
Could robot harvesters be the way forward for New Zealand’s apple industry?
Dr Morteza Ghahremani recently received his PhD in agribusiness, with a research project that looked at the economic feasibility of robot harvesting of apples in New Zealand.
New Zealand in top 10 for media freedomFriday 3 July 2020
Reporters Without Borders has ranked New Zealand in the top 10 for media freedom out of 180 countries.
Opinion: Why universities can be just as good (and cost just as much) onlineFriday 3 July 2020
Online and blended learning could be the future for universities but that doesn't mean it's cheaper to deliver, writes Massey University Provost Professor Giselle Byrnes.
Opinion: Plotting a new career path in a time of uncertaintyWednesday 17 June 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic and the crushing blow it has dealt to the world economy has shocked us all. And the time spent in lockdown has led many of us to reflect on our lives and careers, say Professors...
Creating a dedicated study environment helped this international student's successFriday 12 June 2020
When international travel restrictions prevented Jiahao He from travelling to NZ, he set himself up to study online at Hangzhou library. 
Kiwi conservation and Māori tradition interwoven in evocative new bookThursday 11 June 2020
Artist Jenny Gillam has produced an evocative series of photographs that follow the journey of 'found' dead kiwi from the Bay of Islands to a Northland iwi.
First Samoan fa’afafine at Massey University to receive a PhD in Media StudiesThursday 11 June 2020
On June 24, Angie Enoka will become the first Samoan fa'afafine to graduate with a Doctor of Philosophy in Media Studies at Massey University. 
The brave new world of post-coronavirus bankingMonday 8 June 2020
While the economic impact of COVID-19 remains uncertain, it has sped up the move to online banking.
Students launch competition to “make a bop in your bubble”Friday 5 June 2020
Three Massey University students and musicians have launched a 24-hour song competition to inspire youth to make music in a time of upheaval for the music industry.
Higher education beyond COVID-19: Putting students at the centreThursday 4 June 2020
The current global lockdown as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic has given us all the opportunity to pause, reflect and think about what we do and why, says Provost Professor Giselle Byrnes.
Opinion: The difference between good and bad science communication during a pandemicThursday 4 June 2020
Dr Thaker explores the importance of good communication throughout pandemics like Covid-19.
New book 'Will to Win' focuses on leadership and team culture in NZ netballThursday 4 June 2020
The new book 'Will to Win' speaks to netball legends about the high performance, popular team sport.
Price, potency and retail outlet policy among top 10 cannabis questionsThursday 28 May 2020
The public should consider these 10 questions before voting on the cannabis law reform. 
Pacific graduate on track to become nurse practitionerWednesday 27 May 2020
Catherine Tu'akalau's aim is to become New Zealand's first Pacific nurse practitioner focused on child health. Her graduation this week brings her one step closer to that dream.
Celebrity bodies, post-feminism and ageing – health psychologist exploresThursday 21 May 2020
From the impact of pop culture on body image to why men dance the way they do, how people manage ageing and illness, and whether self-help books actually help - Sarah Riley, a professor in critical...
Opinion: Will $50b budget boost Ardern’s chances of re-election?Friday 15 May 2020
New Zealand's Budget 2020 is about "the next steps to recover and rebuild" from COVID-19. But political analyst Grant Duncan asks: will it help Jacinda Ardern's Labour-led government gain a second...| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 |
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