Jacob Paterson has been voted in as MAWSA’s Student President for 2020. 

Stefan Biberstein has been announced as MUSA’s Student President for 2020, after fellow candidate Rohit Mohan was disqualified due to visa restrictions. 

New York Times reporter Charlotte Graham-McLay earlier this month shared her experience of the Christchurch mosque attacks with Massey University students.

Vet students teamed up for sporty, boozy challenges in their annual ‘Skull Cup’ last weekend. 

Wellington’s premier house and techno club, Club 121 is set to close after their “Last Dance” event which will run over two nights, the 20th and 21st of September.

Council was proud the threatened native bird species had returned to New Zealand’s forests and were living in the heart of the capital city.

Journalism students produce ‘Massive’ new podcast

A Massey University club centering around affordable coffee is helping the student community thrive at the Wellington campus.

The 2020 MAWSA student elections kicked off on the 10th of September with a presidential debate.

She’s witty, honest and rather sexually orientated - and ‘The Unlonely Woman’ has finally come out!

“I just can’t keep pretending that this stuff is not happening, so I came and I stood here with my sign on the lawn. I refused to move. It was the best thing I could think of at the time.”

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 Saturday 24th August, Albany students abandoned their 8am lecture attire of pyjama pants and a hoodie to dress glamorously for the Albany Student Association’s annual Ball.

Massey Wellington club Massey Digital were given the opportunity to film the night’s event, which was held this year on August 9th.

Wellington City Council announced in late June they would no longer accept any compostable packaging that contained polylactide (PLA) or cornstarch.

Through Debalina’s research, one case stood out where a female engineer was denied access to the bridge she had constructed.

The first naked photoshoot by second year Vet students for the annual tradition of the ‘Vet Calendar’ has been underway over the past weekend at Mt Taranaki.

The festival was a first for New Zealand and positive feedback means that it should be back again for many years to come.

Despite Kiwis spending $4.2 Billion dollars a year online in 2018, men’s fashion labels appear reluctant to venture in cyberspace.

Wellington region’s biggest food festival is back for its 11th year this August, but this time it won’t be so far out of student’s budgets.