News
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Queen’s Birthday Honours for staff, stakeholders and alumni (7 June 2019)
A psychology professor, Council member and former associate professor of law are among members of the University community recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours.
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Waikato student named Casio ambassador (17 May 2019)
Rising star and University of Waikato student Tayla Alexander has been singled out as a brand ambassador by leading piano and keyboard maker Casio Music NZ.
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Theft from many angles (14 May 2019)
Two fourth-year law students were in Dublin last month where the only thing on their minds was theft.
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Populations on the move (9 May 2019)
High school students come to uni to learn more about climate change and climate refugees.
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New group advocates for the health of transgender people (9 May 2019)
Dr Jaimie Veale is one of those spearheading the new Professional Association for Transgender Health Aotearoa.
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Identities lost and found (8 May 2019)
Rosetta Allan’s new novel The Unreliable People in Russia and Kazakhstan, has just been launched.
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Māori loanwords in NZ English are less about meaning, more about identity (18 April 2019)
Dr Andreea Calude and Masters' graduate Katie Levendis look at the latest trends for loanwords.
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From Populations to Peoples (2 April 2019)
Professor Tahu Kukutai’s approach to demography is flipping the field on its head.
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Four lessons we must take away from the Christchurch terror attack (18 March 2019)
Dr Joe Burton on what key points should shape the longer-term response by the New Zealand government.
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All doom, no gloom (13 March 2019)
Waikato graduate Shoshana Sachi has cracked Hollywood. She currently writes for TV show Doom Patrol, starring Brendan Fraser and Timothy Dalton.