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Auckland's university students to return to on-campus learning
Students are being welcomed back to campus.
Concerns about complacent beekeepers as deadlier Varroa mite threatens bees
Nearly 10 per cent of bee colonies were lost to Varroa in the mid-North Island region.
12-year-old AUT's youngest-ever student
This child genius is finding university "easy so far" and dreams of becoming a journalist.
Outrage over lack of diversity costs university millions
A photo showing six white men as only recipients of a prestigious award has caused outrage
Vaccine mandates: Education, health workers launch High Court challenge
Another challenge to vaccination mandates is being heard in the High Court.
Scholarships granted to enhance a fairer justice system for Māori
A demand for more Māori to fill positions of influence in the justice system
Chlöe Swarbrick: Poverty shouldn't be accepted part of tertiary study path
Inequity exists at all stages of NZ education but is shamefully baked in for uni students.
Online classes under way at University of Otago
An isolated start to the semester for students and teaching staff alike at Otago.
Underserved learners miss out on billions in lost wages
Those who miss out are more likely to be Maori, Pasifika or have a disability.
Hundreds of anti-mandate protesters gather at University of Canterbury
It is one of a number of protests in Christchurch today.
Trevor Mallard trespassing protesters likely 'reasonable' - law professor
Use of trespass law at Parliament softened after students arrested in peaceful protest.
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'Nowhere to pivot': International student sector still haemorrhaging
'Reduction in revenue significant': Chris Hipkins on international student cash flows
Study Taylor Swift: Why uni introduced pop icon as subject
Grab your pens, Swifties, because Taylor Swift is now a university subject.
'Robbing Peter to pay Paul': Funding overhaul may kill off polytechs
Independent Tertiary Education NZ fears the changes could lower education quality.
Auckland University to move lectures online for first semester as Omicron hits
Students will still be allowed on campus, Vice Chancellor says.
Students likely to bring Omicron south, say experts
Students likely to bring Omicron with them when they move South over coming weeks.
Battle of the brains: 'Most intelligent' royal named
The royal family members had their school marks and university careers scrutinised.
'Crossed the line': Media Council rules against Indian news site for attack on Massey academic
'It is unsustainable to describe it as news,' the decision read.
'There's always a way': Students with lower grades urged to apply for university
Universities say they're doing everything they can to help new students.
University of Auckland to host mātauranga Māori symposium
It comes after a letter claimed mātauranga fell short of 'what we can define as science'.
Sasha Borissenko: Online exams a 'nightmare' for Auckland Uni law students
Debacle caps two years of disruption.
Victoria students' association decision to auction unique art work 'sad'
The work was painted specifically for the university in the '70s - now it's on the market.
Students making most of free trades training
Close to 1000 students at UCOL have taken up free trades training.
A bright spark in electrical training
First in trade skills at high school - now graduated as a No 1 electrical apprentice.
No lack of eager midwifery students despite nationwide shortage
Ara Institute of Canterbury has received 105 applications this year.
Anti-animal experiment campaign targets university
The Anti-Vivisection Society is to run a campaign against University of Otago researchers.
'Less stress' for students sitting NCEA
It is uncertain how many Northland students are sitting for their NCEA exams this year.
Dawn Freshwater: International study has changed - for good
OPINION: University of Auckland vice-chancellor charts the future for foreign students.
Should NZ's PhD researchers be working at below minimum wage?
Fears NZ's meagre support for PhD researchers could drive brightest young minds offshore.
$10k scholarship recipient 'extremely privileged'
Hosea Watson is completing his master's degree next year.