OPINION AND FEATURES

Language is deeply political and constituted in terrains of power. The politics of language is evident in the struggles for Te Reo Māori in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Professor of Technology Management David Pauleen reflects on his twenty-day mediation retreat and how it fostered even a glimpse of compassion for Trump.

For the last episode of Conversations That Count - Ngā Kōrero Whai Take we explore NZ's current approach to mental health and well being and question whether it's time to re-think how...

Agritech is a fast growing industry in New Zealand and Massey is calling on people who want to further their skills and contribute to solving challenges in the food sector.

A ground-breaking art installation curated by two artists and Massey staff members Rachael Rakena and Mike Bridgman, Mana Moana, is back on the water in Wellington this week with a spectacular...

Horowhenua-based farmer, poet Janet Newman explored local versions of the global ecopoetry trend for her PhD, and discovered that New Zealand writers are re-defining it.

Professor David Hayman was the only New Zealander selected to co-author the global #PandemicsReport: Escaping the Era of Pandemics.

Massey University Quote of the Year is back for 2020 and we're calling on the public to nominate this year's best.

Islamist inspired terrorism has reared its head again in Europe with the brutal slaying of a school teacher in Paris. But there has been barely a murmur out of New Zealanders. Do we only care about...

More than 400 final year Massey University students will showcase their creative projects in the upcoming Exposure exhibition, He Kanohi Kitea, at Toi Rauwhārangi, College of Creative Arts in...

Philosopher and ethics specialist Dr Vanessa Schouten says the acceptance of the assisted dying legislation shows that Kiwis are willing to make room for others to live by values they might not share...

From Black Lives Matter rallies to the removal of historical statues, the twin themes of racism and colonialism have been making the headlines this year, write Dr Genaro Oliveira and Dr Brian Tweed.

In episode four of Conversations That Count - Ngā Kōrero Whai Take we explore what Mātauranga Māori means in modern Aotearoa.

Established in 1980, the Allan Gibson scholarship has helped many accountancy students through their studies.

From analysing the leaders' debates to interpreting the polls and the national mood - Massey's political commentators have been responding to a feverish appetite from international media for insights...