Westpac Massey Fin-Ed Centre director Dr Pushpa Wood has been awarded a 2019 Zonta New Zealand Women of Achievement Award.

To mark World Philosophy Day (November 21) Māori philosopher Dr Krushil Watene is keen to highlight the work of her colleagues and students, who she says are demonstrating the value of...

Kauri dieback, diabetes and dangerous volcanoes were three research topics served up by Massey University doctoral students at a breakfast in Palmerston North this week.

For several years the nondescript cardboard file-box lay on a shelf gathering dust, largely ignored and overlooked by the office's occupants. That all changed one day in 1977, when Dr John Ross, a...

New Zealanders planning for retirement need to consider their savings options in a low interest rate environment, according to the latest Retirement Expenditure Guidelines.

Massey University geographers have been inspired by innovations in agriculture and opportunities for collaborative research with counterparts in Brazil.

Excellence in student design was celebrated at the ECC New Zealand Student Craft/Design Awards at the Dowse Museum in Lower Hutt on Tuesday evening, with Massey University students receiving awards...

Given the somewhat half-hearted voter turnout figures in this year's local elections, it is time for a review of the local electoral system in New Zealand, say public management academics.

A unique academic journal is being hailed as a forward thinking collaboration between Māori researchers and the community.

Diversity in neighbourhoods and workplaces - and online debates about free speech - are themes addressed by Massey University sociologists in this week's Arahia He Ara Pathways conference on...

Development studies researchers at Massey have helped to transform lives around the globe by tackling the toughest problems - from economic inequality to environmental sustainability - for three...

Michelle Bidwell has always loved studying numbers so a Master of Analytics was a perfect fit.

Massey University's commitment to Pacific learners and communities is about to be boosted, with the development of a new Office of Pasifika Student Success.

A veterinary science lecturer and a linguistics lecturer have been recognised for their outstanding teaching skills.

When educational psychologist Professor Roseanna Bourke gave her inaugural professorial lecture on learning earlier this month, the event sparked a reminder of her personal links to the university...