Te Tari o te Pou Koko Māori, The Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Māori, takes great pride in sharing the accomplishments, innovations and contributions of our students and staff
18 Sep 2024
Staff become ‘spies’ for Te Wiki o te Reo Māori
An Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka – University of Otago postgraduate student is hoping an...
12 Sep 2024
Embracing te reo Māori mo 'Ake Ake Ake'
From kapa haka performances to making fry bread and playing wharewhare (bingo),...
12 Sep 2024
Otago announces inaugural Chair of Māori, Moriori and Indigenous Peace Studies
The University of Otago – Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka welcomes a new leadership appoint...
06 Sep 2024
Closing time never sounded so sweet
Night owls may have noticed something a bit different in the Robertson Library a...
06 Sep 2024
UOC hosts Matariki Rangahau Research Series
The University of Otago, Christchurch campus, showcased its mahi and manaakitang...
16 Aug 2024
Te Reo and kapahaka at core of thesis
Writing a doctoral thesis entirely in Te Reo is no easy task. And while it has b...
19 Jul 2024
Māori medical students look out for future doctors
A group of Māori medical students from the Wellington campus have spent a day wi...
11 Jul 2024
Deputy Vice-Chancellor receives international honorary degree
A University of Otago Māori legal scholar has been recognised for her significan...
10 Jul 2024
New UOC building named at Matariki staff awards
The new campus building under construction in Christchurch has been gifted the n...
10 Jul 2024
Living the dream and sharing the love
For tauira Davontae Bristowe (Ngāpuhi, Te Arawa), an overnight stay in Studholme...
09 Jul 2024
A commitment to serve others
At age three, Cameron Dickey (Ngāti Maniapoto) met Sam the skeleton at kindergar...
08 Jul 2024
Funding awarded to continue critical cancer research
Lung cancer is the greatest single cancer contributor to the life expectancy gap...