20 Aug 2026
Putting others first to find your path
Proud to be graduating with a PhD in a life-saving research area, this University of Otago graduand believes helping oth...
20 Aug 2026
Take a bow, teaching and support staff
Talented, hard-working Te Kaupeka Whaiora – Ōtepoti, Faculty of Medicine – Dunedin teaching and support staff were recog...
20 Aug 2026
Otago research improving life for Crohn’s disease sufferers
Research at the University of Otago I Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka looking at why some Crohn's disease sufferers don’t respond t...
18 Aug 2026
Past learning creates a hopeful future
More than seven years after first enrolling, Paul Kane will graduate this weekend with a PhD and a deep sense of pride,...
10 Aug 2026
New rokoā garden for teaching and learning
With the aim of creating a living space dedicated to teaching and learning about rokoā Māori, the Faculty of Health Prof...
01 Jul 2026
Community at the centre of Pharmacy student’s sporting success
New Zealand pétanque player and second-year Pharmacy student Akaina Tuiono credits her upbringing as both the reason beh...
22 Jun 2026
There’s scrum-thing special about Lara
When she’s not studying hard at the School of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, Lara Clough can be found racing around the rugb...
18 Jun 2026
Competition fierce but Otago sportswomen resolute
Plenty of determination was on display when the three School of Pharmacy and Pharmacology students representing Otago to...
08 Jun 2026
New Trust a testament to physiotherapy’s past and future
The School of Physiotherapy has established the Billie McLeod Trust to support student vaccinations and rural clinical p...
10 May 2026
Eighteen points to the finish line
For most people, a degree is a straight line – enrol, study, graduate. For Olivia Moreton, it was a long, looping road t...
06 May 2026
Working mum first graduate of scientist diploma
The first student of the Postgraduate Diploma of Medical Laboratory Science's bridging pathway will graduate this Saturd...
09 Apr 2026
Physiotherapist turnover intention threatening patient care
Nearly 40 per cent of public-sector physiotherapists want to leave their current job, posing a substantial threat to wor...