Read news items from our 2017 archives.
New work from emerging and established writers, including the latest graduates of Victoria University of Wellington’s International Institute of Modern Letters (IIML), features in online literary magazine Turbine | Kapohau.
Two Victoria University of Wellington Professors of Philosophy are part of a research team that has received $630,000 from the Marsden Fund to write a series of books illuminating the significance of New Zealand’s most famous philosopher.
The latest international rankings published this week place Victoria’s Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (FHSS) amongst the top places to study in the world.
Two Victoria University of Wellington students are the first in the country to undertake an iwi internship at Te Tatau o Te Arawa, the Te Arawa and Rotorua Lakes Council partnership board.
Japan’s place in an increasingly unstable northeast Asia is the subject of an upcoming talk at Victoria University of Wellington by Professor Toshihiro Nakayama, the 2017 Sir Howard Kippenberger Chair in Strategic Studies at Victoria University of Wellington.
Two literature academics at Victoria University of Wellington have turned to New Zealand’s visual archives to source cover images for their latest publications.
Victoria University Doctoral candidate Sian Robyns is finally getting to see her Master’s thesis in print. A Tale of Love, her translation of French author Linda Lê’s novel, Conte de l’amour bifrons, is set to be launched on Valentine’s Day.
Victoria University of Wellington last night officially took its place in the heart of the capital’s creative industries with the launch of The Victoria University of Wellington Miramar Creative Centre.
Victoria University of Wellington’s 2017 Dr Michael Volkerling Memorial Lecture will examine the impact of climate change on coastal farming through art and design.
Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Education and Stout Research Centre are collaborating to offer a seminar series that will examine the state of education in New Zealand.
