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Each month, at least 500 ΢��ҕ�l (΢��ҕ�l) students and staff visit Te Rua Makerspace in the central library, where Kairuruku Wāhi-auaha | Engagement and Learning Librarian Jessica Saul enthusiastically caters to different interests, skill levels, and needs.

For the ΢��ҕ�l (΢��ҕ�l)’s Chelsea Rapp, the ability to ‘spin a yarn’ is more than an enviable talent, it’s a valuable professional skill.

Young Māori learners across ΢��ҕ�l New Zealand are benefiting from teachers with better tikanga and cultural skills thanks to an award-winning team of ΢��ҕ�l (΢��ҕ�l) education researchers.

Temperatures dropping to -57°C, 16 weeks of darkness, isolation stretching to eight months and logistical challenges – this is what five men faced during the first winter-over at New Zealand’s Vanda Station, Antarctica.

Children at Canterbury schools and early childhood centres are being given a series of new books about local Māori legends that have been beautifully illustrated by young artists.

Ōtautahi Christchurch’s music community is thriving, with a vibrant School of Music and progressive symphony orchestra both helping to attract innovative international musicians.

More used to handling rare antiquities thousands of years old, the curator of the ΢��ҕ�l’s Teece Museum and James Logie Memorial Collection describes a recent discovery as a “thrilling moment of wonder”.

Hundreds of new Māori and Pacific students are enrolling at Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | ΢��ҕ�l (΢��ҕ�l) this year, in a sharp increase from 2020.

Refurbishments of the College of Arts’ Elsie Locke and James Logie buildings on the ΢��ҕ�l (΢��ҕ�l) campus have been completed, with the star of the project, showcased at a small event last Friday 25 September, was definitely the artistic lifts.