Moving into the halls is weird. It’s exciting, it’s gross, it’s frightening. But most of all, it’s a barrel of hyper-specific events that typically only happen when you live in the halls. Take that in whichever way helps you process your experience. Thankfully some people were
Oscar season is here again. By the time this edition is published, the winners of the gilded statuette would be long proclaimed at Dolby Theatre, Hollywood. At the time of writing, there were ten publicly disclosed nominees for Best Picture, and no winners in the meantime. Suppose the news hasn’
The University of Auckland has been undergoing a myriad of changes to staff and organisational structure the past year, the latest being the proposal to merge the Law School and School of Business & Economics. This poses a huge potential impact on students and staff as there is the potential
Everyone had opinions about this year's Laneway. Here's our Managing Editor's take, who was volunteering at the festival behind the scenes.
Some shit to get up to for every day of the week for March 3rd to March 9th. Just add mates (or dates)!
Amelia Orr is The Student of the Year 2024, Co-Presidents of the Arts Education Student Association (AESA) and (Auckland University Psychology Student Association) AUPSA, Student Rep and Wellbeing Ambassador. I came to university knowing exactly what I wanted to do when I grew up. I was one of "those&
You might think I’m someone who’s against AI, but you’re WRONG. AI is my friend—my search engine, my unpaid intern, and probably the reason I survived university, overcame the language difficulty and built my career. From ChatGPT to MetaAI and now to the trending DeepSeek, the