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Waikato alumni recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list (3 June 2020)
A world-leading mathematician, an advocate for Māori language education and a master voyager are just a few of the Waikato alumni who feature in this year's Queen’s Birthday Honours.
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Waikato students help communities in lockdown (22 May 2020)
With people around the country coming to grips with the Covid-19 lockdown, two University of Waikato students got busy supporting their communities.
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Help at hand for students feeling financial effects of Covid-19 (22 May 2020)
During New Zealand’s coronavirus lockdown many Waikato students have been facing hardship. The Waikato Student Union and Foundation have come together to encourage our community to contribute to the Student Hardship Fund to support those students in need.
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Waikato alumna gives back to her community (21 May 2020)
Building a career based on giving back has always been a priority of University of Waikato alumna Rachel Karalus.
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Communications graduate champions micro-volunteering in the community (15 May 2020)
University of Waikato student Chantelle Cobby, who graduated last month with a Bachelor of Communication Studies majoring in Leadership Communication, is focused on working to better the community.
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Bubbles in the bubble for ocean-loving PhD graduate (14 May 2020)
Dr Helen Cadwallader, recently graduated with a PHD in Biological Sciences from the University of Waikato in Tauranga.
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Mother of three becomes first person from village to graduate with Masters (11 May 2020)
Leonora Houma has overcome more than most to complete her Master of Education at the University of Waikato, and she hopes it shows other young Solomon Islanders what can be achieved.
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Covid-19 could force new way of working according to business leader (8 May 2020)
Big changes could be on the horizon for traditional employment models as New Zealand businesses navigate Covid-19, says professional director and University of Waikato MBA graduate, Tina Jennen.
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Te Tohu Paetahi graduate credits programme for changing his life (8 May 2020)
For Anaru Palmer, a year studying te reo Māori through Te Tohu Paetahi at The University of Waikato Tauranga campus was about more than reconnecting with his language – he credits it with changing his life.
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Bachelor of Arts student takes her opportunities and graduates in record time (7 May 2020)
Jahvaya Wheki is not only the first member of her family to complete a university degree, but she graduated with a double major and completed it in two years.