The resignation of former Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei is an interesting case study in the role traditional and social media play in political events.

'Teaching the world to read' has been educational publisher Dame Wendy Pye's mission and mantra for 35 years. Now, Massey University is celebrating the impact of her early literacy resources by...

Dr Michelle Roper's love of birds has fuelled 13 years of study at Massey, culminating in a doctoral degree studying native birdsong.

Fifteen members of Massey University's Pūhoro STEM Academy are on an innovation and technology tour to Taiwan and Singapore over the school holidays.

Mothers and daughters share a lot. Courtney Davies and her mum Johanne Kahlenberg got the privilege of sharing graduation.

A Massey professor has been in the South Island's Westland District to assist in the Fox Landfill rubbish clean-up.

More than 1400 students will graduate this week, marking the end of their study journey and the beginning of graduation events for 2019.

Massey University has renewed its memorandum of understanding with Hebei University of Technology.

Unprecedented growth and success of the construction-related programmes at Massey University has led to the establishment of the School of Built Environment on the university's Auckland campus.

Massey University hosted a Native American delegation as part of the recent annual New Zealand Sister Cities conference, which was held in Palmerston North.

Overseas experience warns that a number of repeated and common errors occur in the aftermath of an event like Christchurch, says Dr John Battersby.

A new Massey University study shows many top executives are failing to capitalise on the benefits of big data, preferring to rely on their own intuition.

A Massey scientist is helping unearth new information about the earliest human-like groups, which can be used to improve healthcare for people in the islands of Southeast Asia.

A small herd of cows have been moved to the embankment between the Marsden Lecture Theatre and the Library on the Manawatū campus.

As part of the UN International Year of Indigenous Languages, Professor Huia Jahnke of Te Pūtahi-a-Toi, School of Māori Knowledge, will be presenting a global webinar for the...