Lecturer shares Samoan language with Wellington athletes
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.
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Pacific Studies scholar publishes book on Indigenous persistence
Experiences helping to protect land at Mauna Kea and Ihumātao saw Dr Emalani Case rewrite her thesis to incorporate Indigenous persistence.
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Teresia Teaiwa legacy continues to nurture Pacific students
The Teresia Teaiwa Memorial Scholarships have been awarded for the third year in a row to Pacific Studies students Litara Allan (undergraduate) and Dominique (Dom) Kafatolu (postgraduate).
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Inaugural Pasika Pathways graduation
In November, the Wellington Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences celebrated the first graduation of the Diploma in University Studies (Pasifika Pathways). The ceremony was held in the Hunter Council Chamber with family and friends of the graduates, and staff from Va’aomanū Pasifika and the School of Languages and Cultures in attendance.
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Both sides of the coin at University Classics Museum
Antiquities from the Classics Museum at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington are now available online for students, scholars, and enthusiasts of Classical Greek and Roman culture worldwide.