The Joint Centre for Disaster Research is leading a project to develop a low-cost community-based earthquake early warning system in New Zealand.

Earlier this month Massey Child Care Centre - Albany opened its newly rehomed and refurbished Centre to welcome 50 per cent more children than before.  

The remarkable impact of Massey's Toioho ki Āpiti Māori Visual Arts and Fine Arts programmes is on full view in a landmark exhibition of contemporary Māori art at Auckland Art Gallery...

Three Massey staff members are about to embark on a scientific voyage as part of BLAKE's fifth BLAKE Expeditions programme.

Dr Nives Botica Redmayne has been appointed in recognition of her contribution to the profession through her teaching, research, regulation of the profession and standards setting and her...

Supporting a rural women's campaign in India to protect an endangered stork species has been a fascinating departure from Manawatū-based scientist Professor John Cockrem's usual work studying...

Researchers from Massey University and the University of Warwick have found that non-dairy stock farmers are just as likely to get infected with leptospirosis as dairy farmers.

Short, pithy proverbs have provided a minefield for scholarly research as well as opportunities to connect with the community for Associate Professor Gina Salapata.

Empowering Pasifika youth through teaching mathematics from a cultural perspective and bringing a Pasifika lens to Western traditions of psychology are among achievements of new Pasifika associate...

The 71st cohort of Massey's School of Aviation have just celebrated getting their commercial pilot's license.

Student Emma Udy has now enrolled in a Bachelor of Science majoring in Human Nutrition after attending Massey's Uni Experience course in January.

Massey University's highly successful Māori mental health workforce programme Te Rau Puawai has been given boost in student numbers.

Fine Arts student, Turumeke Harrington, has been awarded the Inaugural Collin Post Memorial Scholarship in recognition of her work in sculpture and installation.

Two Massey academics have shared their personal experiences as Māori academics in a new book titled Ngā Kete Mātauranga: Māori scholars at the research interface.

Massey University alumnae Bena Jackson and Teresa Collins are launching their new exhibition titled Bound in secret knots next week at Enjoy art gallery in Wellington.