Studying, Covid-19, and the outrageous cost of living. This is just a short list of hardships students across the country have to constantly juggle. An additional struggle that students juggle, but never should, is access to healthy food.

The new building comes as part of a ten-year, $160 million capital project and is expected to reach its completion by 2024.

The historic Refectory building was closed in 2011 following the Christchurch earthquakes, when the risks of occupying older buildings were brought to light. Now, 11 years later, student’s can finally get around to making the most of this iconic space and admiring its interior beauty again.

“Booo” said students. “Baaa” said sheep.

Be wise, immunise!

Election season for MUSA is well underway, with nominations closed and revealing only two candidates running in the whole election.

Massey’s third year Vet students have been “blown away” by the support shown as they continue to fundraise for the traditional Vet School halfway day celebration trip to Taupō.

I thought you couldn’t get much better than free !

Yes, this is real news

Massey’s first student-run sign language club has started at the Manawatū campus this semester.

What is it with student execs not wanting to hold simple by-elections?

Not getting access to bank accounts? Yikes!