Read news items from our 2021 archives.
Media Studies lecturer Dr Cherie Lacey and postdoctoral research fellow Dr Alex Beattie from the Centre of Science in Society explain "dark patterns" and the impact they are having on our online purchasing habits.
A conflict between the Mental Health Foundation and Ministry of Health is evidence of a culture of silence in the mental health sector, argues Dr Sarah Pinto.
Bachelor of Arts in French and Political Science graduate Gregor Thompson has left Wellington behind to continue his studies at Sciences Po, Paris—a top-ranking Social Sciences University in France.
Samoan Studies lecturer Le'ausālilō Lupematasila Fata 'Au'afa Dr Sadat Muaiava has been expanding his teaching beyond the halls of Kelburn to the rugby field.
The Wellington Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences is excited to announce the endorsement of its Master of Intercultural Communication and Translation (MICAT) by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters Ltd (NAATI).
Professor Alexandra Gillespie says her start as a student in Wellington was a wonderful entry into a lifetime of academia.
Master of Museum and Heritage Practice (MMHP) student Henry Buckenham shines a light on food and beer within Wellington’s heritage in his volunteer work on the Wellington Heritage Week programme.
Congratulations to Yuzhou (Yvette) Liu who has received the 2021 Geoff Murphy Emerging Filmmaker award.
As part of the internship component of the Master of Museum and Heritage Practice, students Millie Burton and Brittany Jacobsen have been working for Wellington Heritage Week as the premium experience team to create new unique heritage experiences.
