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Students will still be allowed on campus, Vice Chancellor says.
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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.
Universities and the vaccine: All you need to know
With no Government mandate, it has been up to tertiary providers to decide on mandates.
Apprentices' attitude crucial for marae restoration
Builder willing to take on those willing to learn
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
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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.