New Massey University research that explores the eating habits of older people provides crucial insights for helping to prevent malnutrition in ageing New Zealanders.

Massey University today conferred an honorary Doctor of Science degree on renowned Dilmah Tea founder Merrill Fernando in recognition of his leadership in ethical business within the food and...

A group of students from the Wellington School of Design have turned a quiet Lower Hutt street into a creative and vibrant space through their third-year spatial design course.

The latest promotion round has seen 10 Massey University staff promoted to professor and 31 to associate professor. The promotions take effect from January 1.

The new Deputy Vice-Chancellor Students and Alumni Tere McGonagle-Daly, of Ngāti Whakaue ki Maketu, was welcomed today with a pōwhiri at Te Pūtahi-a-Toi on the Manawatū campus.

Deputy Vice-Chancellor Global Engagement Stuart Morriss delivered a keynote speech at the Global Forum for Leaders of Agricultural Science and Technology in Chengdu, China earlier this month.

The average New Zealander is making the same mistakes with their diet 50 years on, according to a Massey University professor in nutrition.

Leading financial literacy experts will meet in Auckland this week to discuss the latest research and practitioner knowledge for improving the financial capability of communities.

Analena Siu graduates with her Master of Aviation Management this week, and her five children will be there to see her cross the stage.

A record number of Massey University doctoral graduands will cross the stage at celebrations in Palmerston North this week.

Massey University hosted a gathering of Pacific arts practitioners at the Pacific Heritage Arts Fono in Wellington yesterday.

Westpac Massey Fin-Ed Centre director Dr Pushpa Wood has been awarded a 2019 Zonta New Zealand Women of Achievement Award.

To mark World Philosophy Day (November 21) Māori philosopher Dr Krushil Watene is keen to highlight the work of her colleagues and students, who she says are demonstrating the value of...

Kauri dieback, diabetes and dangerous volcanoes were three research topics served up by Massey University doctoral students at a breakfast in Palmerston North this week.

For several years the nondescript cardboard file-box lay on a shelf gathering dust, largely ignored and overlooked by the office's occupants. That all changed one day in 1977, when Dr John Ross, a...