Albany Clubs aim to resume at Level 2
One of the most vital ways that students can feel this sense of community is through their memberships with the association’s affiliated clubs.
18-24s are now the fastest growing demographic seeking Women's Refuge
“Just because you’re doing business studies at Massey in Palmerston North and come from a nice, white, middle class background... it can still happen to you,” she said.
Vic students petition for grade bump
Victoria University students are pushing for a 5-point grade bump for all students as other universities have implemented similar frameworks to support their students.
‘The first step of practical action’: trial announced for free menstrual items in schools
Founder of Wā Collective, Olie Body, is excited about a breakthrough trial of free menstrual products in schools, but says this is only one of many steps that needs to be taken.
Bennett’s silent closure
Massey students remain puzzled as Bennett’s Book store closes on the Wellington campus with no warning or consultation.
Government $20m hardship fund a ‘great first step’, says student association president
“We should celebrate the win. It's a result of students across the nation coming forward and having their voices heard,” said Paterson.
MAWSA submits on Residential Tenancies Amendment Act
MAWSA Vice-President of Engagement, Liam Davies, believes that it is the association’s responsibility to ensure the welfare of Massey University students.
Helpful hobbies for lockdown
While some folks have struggled to spend their time wisely in the restrictions of Covid-19, others have jumped at the chance to dedicate more time to their hobbies.
Painting empowerment
A Wellington-based university student is struggling to keep up with painting commissions after sharing her nude painted self-portrait online.
New president excited to make changes for students come 2021
Last month Tessa Guest won the 2021 MAWSA presidential election in a landslide result, and is ‘buzzing’ for next year.
ASA Executive Committee Candidates Forced to Campaign Online
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.
Nasty bill ahead for some locked-down students in Palmerston North halls
All residents, regardless of if they were living in self-catered accommodation or in an existing meal plan have now been moved to a fully catered meal plan.
Mixed reactions to government’s ‘student support package’
An announcement made by the government last week aimed at increasing course related costs from $1,000 to $2,000 has received mixed reactions from students across the country.
MUSA Executive halve rent on MUSA flats during lockdown
There is also a two-week 'no charge' for the flat if a tenant tests positive for COVID-19 while living in the flat.
Science axing leaves postgraduate students frantic
Albany postgraduate science students are worried about the future of their studies in the wake of Massey University’s ‘Digital Plus’ strategy being announced.
“Pop-Up” Pro-Choice Protest
The festival was not the only sight to see in Newtown on Sunday after an impromptu pro-choice protest popped up across from pro-life protestors outside Wellington Hospital.
ASA appoints new welfare representative
Within her new role, Anderson hoped to “provide guidance for students in terms of looking after their overall wellbeing – not just their study.”