Islamist inspired terrorism has reared its head again in Europe with the brutal slaying of a school teacher in Paris. But there has been barely a murmur out of New Zealanders. Do we only care about...

Alexandra Tomkins, Euphemia Tan, Kazi Talaska and Will Robertson were given a hypothetical case study that involved working with a client from Florida who experienced disruptions to their vegetable...

Inspired by his kaumātua (elders) Dr Jason Mika has spent the last eight years dedicated to sharing knowledge with his students and has been awarded the annual Richard Buchanan Teaching...

Dr Collin Brooks, Dr Pikihuia Pomare and Hulita Tauveli have received Career Development Awards and funding for their research which they will complete over the next few years.

Soil has just been broken on Massey's Manawatū campus that will see the build of a $20million project for Manukura due for completion in 2022.

More than 400 final year Massey University students will showcase their creative projects in the upcoming Exposure exhibition, He Kanohi Kitea, at Toi Rauwhārangi, College of Creative Arts in...

Evidence has emerged to support stricter coastal management, this time focusing on pollution and overfishing.

The online programme has previously been run in New Zealand secondary schools but Massey has been selected as the first university to run the pilot programme.

Dr Mathew Legg, supported by fourth year international engineering students at Massey University, has created an innovative real-time online teaching method that helps to recreate the feeling of...

Philosopher and ethics specialist Dr Vanessa Schouten says the acceptance of the assisted dying legislation shows that Kiwis are willing to make room for others to live by values they might not share...

The Master of Clinical Practice, a graduate entry to nursing programme was launched in July and has seen an uptake of 26 students from Whangarei to Dunedin.

Award-winning chef Monique Fiso was named the winner of the New Thinking Award sponsored by Massey University at the Wellington Gold Awards last Thursday night.

Development Studies specialist Professor Regina Scheyvens has been awarded the James Cook Fellowship for 2020 in recognition of her sustained research excellence.

From Black Lives Matter rallies to the removal of historical statues, the twin themes of racism and colonialism have been making the headlines this year, write Dr Genaro Oliveira and Dr Brian Tweed.

In episode four of Conversations That Count - Ngā Kōrero Whai Take we explore what Mātauranga Māori means in modern Aotearoa.