Children need reassurance and routine to help them adjust and cope with life under COVID-19 lockdown, and parents need to be flexible and responsive to possible behaviour changes in their youngsters,...

Massey student Jessica Dibben is used to studying online- she has already completed a Bachelor of Business Studies by distance learning. But when it comes to her Comparative Security Issues course...

Borders have effects, including restriction and judgements about who 'deserves' to be tested and treated. As we sit out the next few weeks or months, have regard to the effects of the Covid-19...

Tracking godwits' journeys from NZ to Alaska is hoped to provide information on how they cope with habitat loss, environmental degradation and a collapsing food supply in Asia's Yellow Sea region.

The Government's blanket ban on community newspapers during the lockdown is shortsighted, according to Crisis Communication Senior Lecturer Dr Catherine Strong.

For Massey's new visiting writer, sci-fi and eco-fiction author Dr Octavia Cade, the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown has provided unexpected literary food for thought.

An investment entrepreneur, a theatre and film costume designer, an artificial intelligence researcher and the founder of an iconic New Zealand cereal company have been recognised in Massey's...

Most young people don't study history at school and so they don't understand that pandemics have occurred down the ages. COVID-19 has taken them by surprise, says lecturer Dr John Moremon.

No doubt about it, the Covid-19 pandemic is encouraging all of us to think 'around corners', to look creatively at what we can do differently in the context of a crisis, says Professor Giselle Byrnes.

Gender inequities in the New Zealand public service is to be the subject of a research project led by Professor Jane Parker from the School of Management.

Natural history footage uncovers new fish species on Rangitāhua- The Kermadec Islands.

A group of 13 Massey University students have discovered there is much more to Brazil than just soccer, samba and sun during a recent four-week language and culture immersion programme.

As 15 March draws near, John Battersby asks - has anything changed in New Zealand since last March, and have we learned anything from the experience?

The Graduate Research School has been trialling a garden for doctoral students at the Manawatū campus over recent months.

A global 10-year strategy to halt the loss of nature is "weak" in one key area, say international scientists, including Massey University's Dr Libby Liggins.