News
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Top lawyer a Waikato distinguished alumna (10 August 2018)
Miriam Dean QC began her tertiary study with a Bachelor of Social Sciences at the University of Waikato.
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Chocolate in the bedroom (9 August 2018)
Maria-Teresa Corino is exploring the history of chocolate as part of her Master of Professional Writing.
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University’s not just for smart, rich people (2 August 2018)
Applications for the Otumoetai Trust Undergraduate Scholarship have just opened, and previous winner Victoria Gimblett encourages eligible students to apply.
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Dating other people (2 August 2018)
Archaeologist Professor Tom Higham and his team have dated remains attributed to St David, St Luke, John the Baptist and many others.
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2018 Frank Sargeson Memorial Lecture (26 July 2018)
The 16th Annual Frank Sargeson Memorial Lecture will see award-winning poet and former University of Waikato Writer in Residence, Kate Camp, reflect on her move from poetry to memoir.
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Channelling Katherine Mansfield (25 July 2018)
Students stage a reading for Hamilton Book Month
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Composing his way to Comic-Con (10 July 2018)
Waikato alum Tristan Fisher composed the music for the New Zealand short film Shelldon, which will screen at Comic-Con's International Independent Film Festival this month.
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An independent Māori voice in Parliament: Hon Te Ururoa Flavell (6 July 2018)
Former Māori Party co-leader Te Ururoa Flavell will talk about his experience of the 2017 election at a public seminar at the University of Waikato on Thursday 18 July. His topic is ‘Does the nation want an independent Maori voice in Parliament?'
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When dieting becomes a disorder (3 July 2018)
Have you or someone you know had dieting get out of control? University of Waikato Masters student Katie Babbott is researching community-based treatments for disordered eating.
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The vital role of fathers in breastfeeding (28 June 2018)
Angga Rahadian, the winner of this year’s 3MT Masters Competition, is researching the vital role fathers play in breastfeeding success.