@Otago issue 39
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Inspirational alumni and staff recognised in King’s Birthday Honours
From snow sports to archery, law to orthopaedics, 19 University of Otago alumni and staff have been recognised in the Ki...
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Distinguished Malaysian alumnus cherishes life skills learned at Otago
Arriving in Aotearoa/New Zealand in 2002, with insufficient funds, sleeping on a couch and facing the unfamiliarity of K...
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A pressing future
Frustrated at not being able to produce his own record, Otago alumnus Ben Wallace joined forces with university friend J...
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Building a global business around a merino T-shirt
Just a couple of years after graduating with his Master of Commerce at Otago in 1994, Jeremy Moon set up the world-leadi...
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First Otago winner announced for NZ Superfund scholarship
The New Zealand Superfund has awarded its first Sustainable Finance scholarships and the University of Otago recipient i...
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Generous gift to benefit medical research at Christchurch campus
A substantial gift from Canterbury farmer James Hobson Smedley has opened up exciting new opportunities for early and mi...
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Return to Nepal and support from Otago leads to prestigious US scholarship
Inspired by a trip to Nepal in 2015, Christchurch medical student Roshit Bothara decided not only did he want to be a pa...
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Hot Picks Issue 39
Be entertained and feed your mind with our Hot Picks. You can relax in the comfort of your own home, while listening to...
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Otago Images Issue 39
It’s the mid-year exam period, so we thought we’d look back and bring some colour to a favourite student study and socia...
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Alumni in the News Issue 39
University of Otago Professor of Politics Robert Patman has been named the winner of the 2024 Critic and Conscience of S...
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Networks & Events Issue 39
In an exciting development for Otago, the Kiribati Alumni Chapter was launched in May. The announcement was made at the...
It’s the mid-year exam period, so we thought we’d look back and bring some colour to a favourite student study and social space, the library. Opening in 1965, the Central Library was located half-way between the medical school and the main university buildings on the corner of Albany and Cumberland streets. This building then made way for the Information Services Building, which opened in 2001.
