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Making rural New Zealand age-friendly

Research from the AUT Centre for Active Ageing adds the voice of rural-dwelling older people to recommendations for age-friendly communities.

Poetry is for all the times in your life

Poetry knows no barriers or prejudices, and we all have a poem inside us waiting to be composed, Creative Writing Lecturer Siobhan Harvey writes.

Climate change article makes cover of Nature

AUT applied ecologist Dr Nicola Day has published paper on climate change in Nature which features on the cover.  

Te Ataata residency recipient for 2019 announced

French e-textile artist Maurin Donneaud has been announced as the 2019 laureate of the Te Ataata residency.

Law degrees open up many avenues

A law degree doesn’t only lead to working in a law firm as the variety of employers at the AUT Law Career Fair indicated on Monday.

A scholarship to help existing students

Applications for The Freemasons Scholarship are now open. For Nadine Tupp, the scholarship allowed them to continue pursuing their passion for learning.

International alumni connecting in Guangzhou

The AUT alumni community in China have gathered for the first time in Guangzhou City.

Alumna shortlisted for key NZ art prize

Now a successful artist based in New York, AUT art and design alumna Gabriella Challis was recently shortlisted for the 2019 Parkin Drawing Prize