There are 342 news stories from 2018 - showing page 1 of 12.
6 October 2017 The University of Waikato has opened its doors to students at the new joint institute in Hangzhou, becoming the first New Zealand university to deliver full degree programmes in China.
8 January 2018 Tim Stewart conquers Mount Chimborazo, the farthest point from the centre of the Earth.
9 January 2018 Cellist Matthias Balzat and and all-rounder Stacey Waaka given prestigious award.
11 January 2018 Forget about ‘walking the talk’, University of Waikato lecturer Chris Brough believes in ‘living the talk’.
12 January 2018 Emeritus Professor Roger Moltzen has been made a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for his services to education.
15 January 2018 The US election hack, fake news, data theft and more.
16 January 2018 Catherine Chidgey is joining the English Programme at the University of Waikato in a full-time academic position from February this year.
16 January 2018 Researching the digital lives of Muslim sportswomen.
17 January 2018 New research from University of Waikato academic Dr Lynne Chepulis shows that the beverage industry in New Zealand continues to be saturated with high-energy, low-nutrition beverages that are heavily marketed and readily available.
18 January 2018 Some of the world's best hockey teams are competing this week at the University of Waikato Men's Four Nations in Tauranga and Hamilton. Belgium head coach Shane McLeod is hoping to start 2018 off with a bang.
19 January 2018 The mysteries of the X-factor behind Mānuka honey are being uncovered by University of Waikato researchers.
22 January 2018 The University is hosting the world's first conference on industrial electronics for sustainable energy systems.
26 January 2018 What does a poor university student do when he needs a suit in a hurry? He calls his mum, that’s what.
26 January 2018 Research on the future of mangrove forests has seen Fulbright New Zealand award Dr Karin Bryan a 2018 scholarship.
30 January 2018 A scientist's pick for the country's best beach could have led to a far wilder winner.
31 January 2018 The Bay’s three major tertiary providers have all reaffirmed their commitment to the Bay of Plenty Tertiary Education Partnership.
1 February 2018 Toby Beisly becomes the first mountaineer ever to receive the University of Waikato Sir Edmund Hillary Scholarship.
2 February 2018 Waikato researchers are looking at how the law needs to be changed to deal with the complex factors at play around data encryption.
2 February 2018 Tracking down a bug in one of the world's most popular mobile systems has launched a Waikato PhD student into the Google Hall of Fame.
5 February 2018 The opening of the new University of Waikato campus in Tauranga’s CBD in 2019 will likely coincide with the anniversary of City Councillor Catherine Stewart's own entry into tertiary study.
5 February 2018 University of Waikato Women’s Sevens team wins UTSNZ Championships at FMG Stadium.
7 February 2018 Who knew that plenty of study, four large cans of Red Bull and a four-and-a-half hour exam in the middle of the night could lead to a job at the UN?
7 February 2018 A two-day beekeeping conference is being held at the University of Waikato on Friday 9 and Saturday 10 February and is open to all members of the public.
8 February 2018 A summer research scholar has been tracking the use of Māori loanwords in the digital science sphere.
9 February 2018 Cyclist Ellesse Andrews is a world champion on the track and now she's a Halberg winner and Sir Edmund Hillary scholar
14 February 2018 Festival Opera's season of Madame Butterfly opens at the Napier Municipal Theatre this week, and four Waikato students will take the lead alongside international opera stars.
14 February 2018 Technology developed by the University of Waikato is giving Hamilton Gardens' visitors an opportunity to learn more about the city's number one tourist attraction.
16 February 2018 Inspiring creativity and innovation among the nation’s students may require a move away from traditional teaching practices.
16 February 2018 Associate Professor Tom Roa is taking a unique approach to sharing the country's history.
19 February 2018 New students were officially welcomed on campus today, with more than 1000 turning up at the Hamilton campus for a pōwhiri.