Womensfest (20th-24th May)  is the annual festival organised by the AUSA Women’s Rights Officers which is all about celebrating being a woman and highlighting important issues facing women today. All events are for EVERYONE!!

Campus Fire Update: Confirming that J Block is back in action and all classes will run as scheduled from today. The marquee cafe is up and running on the grassed area in front of the library and the music auditorium is also available as a common area for students.

The Faculty of Education student association [...]

Let our DJs take you back to the Noir era. Let the photographers snap away as the rad cover band plays. Indulge yourself in the mouth watering buffet as you witness Auckland’s night lights at all angles from a entire glass ballroom. Let the drinks be never ending while the night is young. 

Students frequently face a number of issues with Studylink. The Young Nats have launched a campaign to try to improve Studylink.  Our senior advocate, Alice, from AUSA Advocacy has put together a submission that identifies lengthy processing times, incorrect assessment of entitlements and communication issues. Overall AUSA is concerned that students are not able to get [...]

On her 21st birthday, Melodie Joseph shaved her head to raise money for Leukaemia & Blood Cancer New Zealand. It was a great event and we raised over $950 in the Quad on the day and another $2300 had already been pledged to Melodie online prior the shave. AUSA supported this student led initiative and [...]

AUSA Delegates is a student-run network for volunteers for students by the Auckland University Students’ Association (AUSA). It’s a great way to meet new and different people, support your students’ association, get voluntary experience and make a difference to others. Find out more here.

Get your locker either from the AUSA reception (8.30am-4.30pm, Monday-Thursday and 8.30am-4pm on a Friday) during summer school or from the locker rooms during Orientation week.

Student groups have voiced considerable concern at latest Statistics New Zealand figures, which reveal a significant decrease in enrolments for the 2012 academic year. Student enrolments dropped by 34,000 on the previous year, or 7.4%. The decrease comes in the wake of skyrocketing costs of education to students, with recent surveys indicating that [...]