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.
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.
Development Studies specialist Professor Regina Scheyvens has been awarded the James Cook Fellowship for 2020 in recognition of her sustained research excellence.
New research shows eating NZ Greenshell mussels may help in combatting early stages of osteoarthritis, one of the leading causes of disability in older adults.
Improved wellbeing through turning to traditional practices of growing food and fishing during the pandemic have helped offset the massive economic blow to Pacific Islands tourism caused by the pandemic, according to a new report.
Two Massey academics have co-authored a paper exploring New Zealand's response to the pandemic published this week in Lancet Public Health.
New research from Massey University's College of Health is testing whether a woman's level of hydration could be affecting her tolerance and sensitivity to pain.
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.
A French kids' show sparked a life-long interest in volcanoes and worldwide travel for Dr Charline Lormand, who has recently received her PhD in Earth Sciences.
Students, staff and industry supervisors celebrated the success of this year's Sport and Exercise Practicum cohort at the Sport and Rugby Institute in Palmerston North last week.
Massey's Manawatū campus hosted roughly 1500 primary and intermediate school kids as they completed the 2020 Junior Tough Guy and Gal Challenge.
From analysing the leaders' debates to interpreting the polls and the national mood - Massey's political commentators have been responding to a feverish appetite from international media for insights on Kiwi politics ahead of the October 17 election.
Voters, of course, disagree on all sorts of issues as public policy debates fire up ahead of the October 17 general election - but a survey has found there are plenty of things Kiwis do agree on.
Since the first round of the Stuff/Massey pre-election survey (12-19 July), a lot has happened. National's leader Todd Muller unexpectedly resigned and was promptly replaced by Judith Collins, says political commentator Grant Duncan.
The first Stuff/Massey survey in mid-July showed continued strong backing for the Government's COVID-19 response, with 68.4 per cent rating it as "successful" - so what's next?, asks Dr Christopher Galloway.
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.
Established in 1980, the Allan Gibson scholarship has helped many accountancy students through their studies.
From analysing the leaders' debates to interpreting the polls and the national mood - Massey's political commentators have been responding to a feverish appetite from international media for insights on Kiwi politics ahead of the October 17 election.
Watch stunning aerial footage of Massey University's Auckland campus.
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