How do soon-to-be graduates feel about embarking on their job search in the unsteady period that has followed the pandemic?

The Albany campus… the awkward third wheel of the Massey University ménage à trois.

If passed, the act will allow New Zealand citizens or permanent residents over the age of 18 who live with a terminal illness to have the option to request assisted dying.

The ASA announced a downsizing restructure of the Executive Committee at a Special General Meeting, which has drawn criticism from some students.

Along with the expectation of acting bubbly and upbeat while your uterus is performing a contortionist act, there is another pressure facing our menstruating pals – to save the turtles. 

2020 has been a tumultuous year filled with unprecedented challenges. Due to the lockdown, there were no on-site exams in Semester One.

Despite working in the world’s oldest profession, sex workers have scarcely had the chance to share their own experiences of the job. 

Despite being a game that once fell strictly within the realm of nerds, Dungeons and Dragons has had a huge resurgence of popularity over recent years and is now a prominent artifact of pop-culture.

One of the most vital ways that students can feel this sense of community is through their memberships with the association’s affiliated clubs. 

MAWSA Vice-President of Engagement, Liam Davies, believes that it is the association’s responsibility to ensure the welfare of Massey University students.

Staff writer Dani Molloy busts the myths on multi-level marketing and how it often ends in ruined friendships and financial disrepair. 

Student Elections are another event that the Albany Student Association had to operate online in order to comply with the Level 2.5 restrictions placed upon Auckland.

Albany postgraduate science students are worried about the future of their studies in the wake of Massey University’s ‘Digital Plus’ strategy being announced.

Within her new role, Anderson hoped to “provide guidance for students in terms of looking after their overall wellbeing – not just their study.” 

Current ASA president, Dallin Niuelua, stated that the ASA “didn’t undertake this process lightly.” 

People watch the Olympics to see the world’s best athletes in a given sport, while they watch the Paralympics to say, ‘good for them’ — not really looking at us as serious athletes.”

On May 25th, members of the Albany campus’ student accommodation decided to give up their Saturday and volunteer at the Saving Hope Foundation’s Dog Adoption drive.