ASA photo essay targeting sexual assault released
ASA has organised a photo essay surrounding consent and sexual assault for Consent Awareness Week.
Empowering representation of Pasifika women like never before
Nine Pasifika, female filmmakers are making waves with the release of Vai, a story of a woman’s life-time of empowerment through different Pacific cultures.
Students disappointed after multiple ANZAC Day services cancelled
Students are disappointed that many ANZAC Day services were cancelled and hope to see the number return to normal next year.
Campus Co-Lab to launch across campuses
Massey University is taking their Campus Co-Lab initiative nationwide to allow students to make positive changes to their university life.
Saving the planet with consumerism
Bronwyn Green is providing our environmentally conscious generation with her zero-waste grocery store ‘Be Free Grocer’ in Palmerston North in an effort to conserve the planet.
What a power pie can do…
Five-time New Zealand women's bouldering champion Erica Gatland sat down with Massive to discuss her rock-climbing achievements
Palmerston North musician takes on first music festival
Palmerston North born musician Hana Tamatea will be taking her vocal chords to bigger venues after this year's successful performance at her first ever music festival.
Massey design student heading for the Olympics
The first New Zealander to design an Olympic medal is none other than Massey second-year creative media production student Zakea Page.
Small businesses encouraged to take part in Zero Carbon Challenge
The Zero Carbon Challenge is open again this year to help start-up small businesses wanting to help decrease Wellington’s carbon emissions.
Massey making strong efforts to combat climate change
After the recent success of the School Strike 4 Climate protest in Wellington, Massive Magazine looked at the university’s involvement in combating climate change and promoting sustainability.
New Te Papa exhibition to play important role in educating future generations
“These new exhibitions will reach huge numbers over their lifespan, educating a new generation about the environmental issues facing our times and prompting them to take action...”
Vibing a Palmy Parking Lot
Cody Keane and Manuka Gotty have updated the partying scene for Palmerston North with their inaugural 'Lot Party' going off with a bang last month.
The Punk Rock Poet
Zak Rodgers is shedding a light on big societal issues through his expressive slam poetry.
New Clubs and Engagement Exec for ASA
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.
Albany campus tackles taboo topics
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.
Activist’s campus talk goes ahead despite university’s reservations
Massey University reportedly tried to stop what turned out to be one of the most popular public talks in recent years.
Wellington students flood Parliament grounds in protest for climate change action
Thousands of supporters gathered in Wellington’s Civic Square for the School Strike 4 Climate
Massey Wellington welcomes its first all-female social sports teams
For the first time, Massey students can now form all-female social sports teams on the Wellington campus.
Sea Mouse presents “Rattle your bones” 2019 NZ tour
Alternative blues-rock musical threesome Sea Mouse, are making their way to Palmerston North for their “Rattle your bones” tour this March.
Vet student heads for triathlon international stage
Vet student come triathlete Heather Neill has been invited to represent New Zealand for international triathlons in Europe this year.