Universities and the vaccine: All you need to know
With no Government mandate, it has been up to tertiary providers to decide on mandates.
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AUT academic calls Christchurch attack a 'false flag', resigns
Amy Benjamin made the claims during a livestream hosted by a conspiracy theorist.
Auckland University says its 40,000 students will need Covid vaccine to visit campus
Those wishing to engage in face-to-face learning will need to have both jabs by January 4.
Chlöe Swarbrick: NZ paying Covid price for unfairly tilted system
Covid erupting among political have-nots was tipping point for managing pandemic in NZ.
Business Hub: Find a way to live with Covid-19, says Fashion Week owner
The owner of NZ Fashion Week talks about taking Kiwi fashion and design to the world.
Rogue 'parent group' hijacks school's bake sale sign to question vaccination
The message was written by a 'slightly naughty' parent group using a school sign.
Opinion | Treaty-based universities flog a dead horse
OPINION: Hemopereki Simon challenges universities to go beyond token Treaty signalling.
Student's dorm-room death: Coroner's final report into tragedy of teen who wasn't found for weeks
Coroner's final ruling on death of a Canterbury Uni student in his dorm room released.
'Losing $15m per annum': Otago Uni launches voluntary redundancy scheme
Uni to contain spending in the face of losing international students and rising costs.
Flatly embarrassing': 700 scientists call for pay hike for Marsden students
PhD students working on some of our most important studies are having to work second jobs.
Police aware of concerns about far-right Indian groups in NZ
Massey University professor under fire for research on Hindu nationalist groups.
Opinion | Our response to Covid can lead us into more equitable and prosperous future
OPINION: Jim Metson puts the case for using Covid strategies to work on other advances.
'One bubble': Dunedin college says ball for 200 within rules
The college held a ball for 200 people, despite indoor gatherings being limited to 50.
Business Hub: Diana Sharma
Diana Sharma, Co-founder of Mission Ready, tells her journey to co-found the educational startup and the importance of diversity in the workplace. Video / Jason Oxenham
Students fear falling behind in Auckland lockdown
Student says lockdown in Auckland has left her feeling unmotivated and fatigued.
Business Hub: Cecilia Tarrant on giving back and building up future business leaders
Despite climbing the corporate ranks Tarrant says she hit the glass ceiling hard.
Vice-Chancellor behind Victoria University's controversial name change retires
Grant Guilford has emailed staff and students to say he will be retiring in March.
'World of digital hate': Academic hit by right-wing trolls
Hindutva groups are attacking academic freedom in New Zealand, he says.
Opinion | Aspiration and desperation 20 minutes apart
OPINION: Alwyn Poole writes the Education Ministry is utterly failing in its mission.
Four days short: Students outside Auckland fear missing out on bonus NCEA credits
"The students of NZ are desperate," a petition to education authorities says.
New Zealand universities climb in world rankings
The Times Higher Education rankings look at more than 1600 institutions.
Covid 19 coronavirus Delta outbreak: PM urges students to be 'especially mindful' of AUT outbreak locations
There are now 20 cases at AUT all in different areas of the campus.
Locations of interest: Central North Island petrol stations, AUT campus, bus routes added to growing list
There are more than 200 locations of interest - and more are expected today.
Students called out for lying about mental health to get work extensions
Students faking mental health issues have been called out by those with legitimate needs.
Bruce Logan: University of Auckland and cancel culture
OPINION: How did we end up shouting down a defence of scientific methodology?
Students reply to letter claiming Māori knowledge isn't science
Māori and Pasifika students say "merge of sciences" in their course is much more engaging.
'Hurt and dismay': Professors slammed for letter claiming Māori knowledge is not science
The letter does not represent Auckland University's views, vice-chancellor says.
Polytech backlog: Some apprentices waiting nine months to do block courses
Trades lobby to have apprenticeship employer incentives extended.
Michael Neill: The plight of the humanities
Opinion: Studies in arts and humanities are in disastrous decline.
Kerre McIvor: Why nursing has hit a near 10-year low
The number of Kiwis choosing to study nursing has hit a near 10-year low.
Victoria University takes over management of two halls of residence
One of them is Te Puni Village where an alleged kidnapping happened earlier this year.
University exam markers warned to be vigilant after cheating claims
Hardworking students say they're being "robbed" if claims of cheating are true.
'Prolific' online exam cheating at University of Auckland: student
New online system was 'entirely trust-based' but students share knowledge during exam.