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Clocktower.
25 Apr April

ANZAC Day

Saturday, 25 April 2020

02 May May

Otago Business Case Competition: Round Two

Saturday, 2 May 2020 at 8:00am - Te Wao Nui (Otago Business School atrium)
The University of Otago Business School is running a business case competition on Saturday 2 May between 8am -5pm. This is your opportunity as an undergraduate to develop your professional skills.

03 May May

CANCELLED - The Luck of The Irish: Dame Fiona Kidman on Albert Black known as the ‘jukebox killer’

Sunday, 3 May 2020 at 2:00pm - Toitū Otago Settlers Musuem, Dunedin
‘The Luck of the Irish: how the Irish helped shape New Zealand' series of public lectures marks the centenary of a momentous year in Irish history when the island was partitioned into two administration zones – Northern and Southern Ireland. In this session, Dame Fiona Kidman presents on Albert Black, known as the ‘jukebox killer’.

13 May May

Café Babel @ Otago

Wednesday, 13 May 2020 at 4:00pm - Humanities Common Room (1W9 - west wing, first floor, room 9, Arts Building)
Do you speak some German?  Or French or Japanese?  How about Spanish or German or Chinese?  Come along to converse in an informal setting at Café Babel.

20 May May

CANCELLED - Irish and Scottish Film Night (5) - Philomena

Wednesday, 20 May 2020 at 5:30pm - Quad 4, Geology Building, North Dunedin, Dunedin 9016
Please join the Centre for Irish and Scottish studies for the fifth installment of our film night, with Professor Sonja Tiernan introducing 'Philomena'.

07 Jun June

CANCELLED - The Luck of The Irish: Majella Cullinane on Irish emigrant women in New Zealand: fact and fiction

Sunday, 7 June 2020 at 2:00pm - Toitū Otago Settlers Musuem, Dunedin
‘The Luck of the Irish: how the Irish helped shape New Zealand' series of public lectures marks the centenary of a momentous year in Irish history when the island was partitioned into two administration zones – Northern and Southern Ireland. In this session, Majella Cullinane presents on Irish emigrant women in New Zealand: fact and fiction.

05 Jul July

The Luck of The Irish: Professor Jane Malthus on Irish fashion designer Rosaria Hall

Sunday, 5 July 2020 at 2:00pm - Toitū Otago Settlers Musuem, Dunedin
‘The Luck of the Irish: how the Irish helped shape New Zealand' series of public lectures marks the centenary of a momentous year in Irish history when the island was partitioned into two administration zones – Northern and Southern Ireland. In this session, Professor Jane Malthus presents on Irish fashion designer Rosaria Hall.