Latest from NZ University Students Association
Lack of fee waiver information disappoints students stuck in halls of residence
Students feel frustrated they weren't told about their accommodation payments.
Coronavirus: AUT students upset as large lectures continue
"We're all squished into a lecture theatre … and there are people coughing and sniffing".
Half of tertiary students consider quitting due to mental health - study
56 per cent of people who took part in research considered dropping out of studies.
Budget: Most students no better off
Tertiary students say an extra $20 a week in housing grants will help pay for bus fares.
Financial squeeze: Students go hungry
Some tertiary students are going hungry as living costs are outrunning grants.
Support for students against rape culture
The protest is planned for 4.30pm today outside Parliament.
Student loans: Defaulters in Oz targeted
A crackdown on student loan borrowers has identified 57,000 Kiwis living in Australia - two-thirds of whom are in default.
Axe interest-free student loans: report
Radical proposals to shake up the tertiary education sector have been suggested in a new report to Government - but the most radical of all is not finding favour.
Tighter rules cut 20,000 out of student allowances
More than 20,000 students are missing out on student allowances because of tighter eligibility rules since 2010, a new report says.
Fraudster caught in blackmail scam loses council seat
'This is a total learning curve for us,' say student association president after mature student rep's criminal past is revealed.
Student union looks to 'reinvigorate campus life'
The national student union is hosting a series of conferences on tertiary education issues with students and staff.
Students, learn to budget
Following a budget can result in lifelong lifestyle changes. Students who don't budget will go on to be workers who don't budget, writes Diana Clement.
Dismay at new student loan rules
Hundreds of thousands of New Zealanders will be hit in the pocket by sweeping changes to student loan repayments on April 1.
Student loan defaulters in Oz could face courts
NZ student loan borrowers in Australia who told Inland Revenue to 'go to hell' could find themselves before the courts.