In the meantime, the construction sure is loud as fuck.

The resignation of Albany Student Association’s Education Officer Mhairi Acheson from the Executive was publicly announced at last Wednesday’s ASA executive meeting.

Are we too spoiled or do we really deserve Frappuccino? We riot at dawn.

Better late than never!

Honestly did not know that Starbucks was served in cafes other than Starbucks, but like, good for them, I guess.

A year on, the space remains empty

After postponements and delays, Auckland’s O-Week is officially cancelled.

At least it’s called a club, not an army. Let’s stop the military-industrial complex, folks

Is this déjà vu?? Help me

This follows a recent government announcement that free period products will be distributed to intermediate and high schools nationwide in June.

This move comes after the incorporated society’s success at the Manawatū campus, which boasts three different childcare options for parents.

The ASA announced a downsizing restructure of the Executive Committee at a Special General Meeting, which has drawn criticism from some students.

One of the most vital ways that students can feel this sense of community is through their memberships with the association’s affiliated clubs. 

Student Elections are another event that the Albany Student Association had to operate online in order to comply with the Level 2.5 restrictions placed upon Auckland.

Albany postgraduate science students are worried about the future of their studies in the wake of Massey University’s ‘Digital Plus’ strategy being announced.

Within her new role, Anderson hoped to “provide guidance for students in terms of looking after their overall wellbeing – not just their study.” 

Current ASA president, Dallin Niuelua, stated that the ASA “didn’t undertake this process lightly.” 

Dallin Niuelua has been announced as the ASA Student President for 2020.

People watch the Olympics to see the world’s best athletes in a given sport, while they watch the Paralympics to say, ‘good for them’ — not really looking at us as serious athletes.”

On Saturday 24th August, Albany students abandoned their 8am lecture attire of pyjama pants and a hoodie to dress glamorously for the Albany Student Association’s annual Ball.