On May 25th, members of the Albany campus’ student accommodation decided to give up their Saturday and volunteer at the Saving Hope Foundation’s Dog Adoption drive.

Massey University Albany residents have organised an event called ‘Give Back May’ where students will be partaking in a series of events to give back to the local community.

ASA has organised a photo essay surrounding consent and sexual assault for Consent Awareness Week.

Students are disappointed that many ANZAC Day services were cancelled and hope to see the number return to normal next year.

Massey University is taking their Campus Co-Lab initiative nationwide to allow students to make positive changes to their university life.

The ASA Clubs and Engagement exec role has finally been filled by masters student Sidharth Augustine, after the position remained vacant for most of Semester One.

The Massey Halls at Albany held a Taboo Topics event at the start of this month to encourage and educate students on healthy relationships with sex and alcohol.

Vet student come triathlete Heather Neill has been invited to represent New Zealand for international triathlons in Europe this year.

Four international Massey University students are partaking in the annual 100km Oxfam Trailwalker on the 23rd and 24th of March in Whakatāne.

Elemental is set to liven up Auckland’s winter with over 40 free and ticketed events for the whole month of July.

Massey’s O-Week Pub Crawl on Thursday February 28 was a massive success despite concerns about health and safety issues surrounding the event.

There was an overwhelming turnout for Clubs’ day this year on Massey’s Albany campus.

Te Ohanga Village, the Massey University Albany campus accommodation, have been trying to improve their environmental impact.

Massey University student Vanessa Hazel Ouwehand attended the FINA world swimming championship in Hangzhou, Chin

Dr Mikael Boulic has been named the Albany Students' Association Lecturer of the Year.

The Massey Sponsored Woman of Influence Awards that took place at Auckland’s SKYCITY Convention Centre in September, deemed charity founder Jackie Clarke as the supreme winner.

Peace, Chinese Language, and Mental Health Week have occupied what is left of semester two, seeing small events and displays pop up around campus.

Hundreds of volunteers counted Auckland’s homeless last month, completing a snapshot survey that was announced by Auckland Mayor Phil Goff earlier this year.

When discussing unpaid placements and hectic schedules, one does not normally think of Speech and Language Therapy (SLT) students.

Māori langue Week involved a week of events and activities on the Albany campus. However, on the week itself, the Massey website disabled the page that told students what activities were taking place.