23 November 2022
University of Canterbury Professor Paul Millar is the recipient of the 2022 Pou Aronui Award, for distinguished service to humanities-aronui, announced last night by the Royal Society Te Apārangi.
17 November 2022
Ilam studios invite the community to enjoy the diverse works of University of Canterbury (UC) Fine Arts students at the end-of-year Open Studio Exhibition.
09 November 2022
Dr Christina Tausa, Research Manager at the Macmillan Brown Centre for Pacific Studies, University of Canterbury (UC), wants to see the Global North commit to the promises of the Paris Agreement at COP27, the 27th annual UN meeting on climate, which started on 6 November in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt.
11 October 2022
University of Canterbury (UC) arts-minded students were quick to respond to blank white hoardings going up around two building siteworks, posting up multi-coloured artworks and making art more accessible around campus.
05 October 2022
Two new University of Canterbury (UC) courses will empower ākonga to explore indigenous representation as we move from traditional storytelling to digital and mainstream media.
03 October 2022
As noted by Māori scholar Dr Nēpia Mahuika, “New Zealand history is Māori history” first and foremost. Despite this, the histories of Aotearoa New Zealand are often examined in connection to Britain and discussed in terms of colonisation.
28 September 2022
Six successful Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC) conference bids were celebrated last night at the Tourism New Zealand Business Events National Awards in Wellington.
16 September 2022
The internet has changed how we relate and communicate in unimaginable ways, says University of Canterbury (UC) Associate Professor Mike Grimshaw in a new web series about cyber hate and freedom of speech in Aotearoa launched this week.
15 September 2022
Listening to te reo Māori can kickstart language-learning, before officially beginning to learn the language. Recent research shows that just by living in NZ, and hearing the Māori language around them, adults automatically begin the early stages of language learning.
14 September 2022
In a new article on The Conversation, University of Canterbury Associate Professor Mike Grimshaw says rugby needs to be open to a new order to remain meaningful.
14 September 2022
A passion for te reo Māori has inspired Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury (UC) Librarian and jazz musician Lisa Davies (Kāi Tahu) to bring te reo into all facets of her life.
14 September 2022
In a new article on The Conversation, University of Canterbury Professor Carl Mika says that from a Māori vantage point, some things just shouldn't be translated.
13 September 2022
For Andrew Latta (Te Hika a Pāpāuma, Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa), being a tutor at Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury enables him to share his passion for te reo while also inspiring others through sharing his own te reo journey.
09 September 2022
In a new article on The Conversation, University of Canterbury Professor Katie Pickles looks at how New Zealand's relationship with the Queen evolved during her reign.
31 August 2022
Surrounded by family members and wearing colourful ula around their necks, a Samoan couple has celebrated achieving their PhDs together at a graduation event in Christchurch.
31 August 2022
In the Conversation, University of Canterbury's Dr Erin Harrington explores how torturous births in House of Dragon reflect contemporary issues regarding body autonomy.
24 August 2022
In an article on The Conversation, a group of experts including University of Canterbury lecturer Dr Shinya Uekusa say we must act on the reasons some communities are facing higher risks.
23 August 2022
In an article on The Conversation, University of Canterbury's Dr Sian Troath explains why New Zealand and Australia may need to clarify their positions on autonomous weapons systems.
15 August 2022
Where do medieval and Renaissance European History stand in a world of toppled statues?
12 August 2022
On The Conversation, Senior Lecturer in English and Cultural Studies Dr Erin Harrington explains why it's important the new Game of Thrones prequel won't be showing sexual violence.
04 August 2022
The National Adaptation Plan is a welcome step to urgently adapt to the worst impacts of climate change, says University of Canterbury Professor Bronwyn Hayward.
04 August 2022
As Jane Goodall joins Barbie’s ‘inspiring women’ series, University of Canterbury Professor Katie Pickles asks if the plastic doll can ever really empower girls.
29 July 2022
People affected by climate change in regions such as the Pacific are often portrayed as victims and their history of resilience to environmental challenges is too often overlooked in policy and research.
15 July 2022
In a new article on The Conversation, University of Canterbury's Dr Serena Kelly and Dr Mathew Doidge explain how the deal shows the EU's international ambitions.
08 July 2022
Churches, a cathedral and an art gallery will echo with classical violin music this month when four talented violinists from the University of Canterbury’s School of Music hit the road on a 10-concert tour during July.
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