Division of elite athletes by gender 'outdated': researchers
University of Otago researchers are suggesting the need for radical change in the "outdated structure of the gender division'' used in elite sport.
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New way of looking at anorexia
Otago study examines genetic predisposition to anorexia
Scientists have discovered some people have a genetic predisposition to anorexia – offering hopes of better treatments for the often tragic eating disorder.
No-disposable-cups policy for campus
No-disposable-cups policy for campus
A reusable cup revolution is brewing at the University of Otago.
One-size-fits-all focus will diminish us
One-size-fits-all focus will diminish us
Thursdays are Otago Polytechnic academic Caroline's McCaw's favourite day of the week.
Centre of expertise decision known by end of year
Centre of expertise decision known by end of year
The Otago Polytechnic should know before the end of the year if it has been chosen as a regional centre of expertise.
Let's run with the truth and get it right
Let's run with the truth and get it right
As a Cabinet decision about the future of the vocational education sector in New Zealand looms, Otago Polytechnic CEO Phil Ker urges the coalition Government to respect some ...
Govt missed chance on alcohol: article
Govt missed chance on alcohol: article
Another government has missed an opportunity to curb excessive drinking and reduce harm, upset University of Otago mental health experts say.
Students promote winter wellness
Students promote winter wellness
Phoebe Fulton and Hannah Priest try some vintage hats at the Otago University Students' Association's Winter Wellness event.
$1.5m study hub opening
$1.5m study hub opening
Students working at Southland Hospital will benefit from a $1.5 million study hub.
NZ Rugby lacks emphasis on morals - Otago Uni researcher
NZ Rugby lacks emphasis on morals - Otago Uni researcher
New Zealand Rugby lacks clear emphasis on moral values in its selection of All Blacks, say academics at the University of Otago.
Students take aim at Reorientation
Students take aim at Reorientation
Otago students' Reorientation Week officially began yesterday
Research shows why some stock create more methane
Research shows why some stock create more methane
New research showing why some livestock produce more methane than others is also suggesting ways to cut this source of greenhouse gas, scientists say.
Inquiry head glad, but wary
Inquiry head glad, but wary
The chairman of the inquiry into mental health and addiction services says he is grateful that the Government listened to its recommendations, but warns many details are unconfirmed.
Groups gain from university e-cycling
Groups gain from university e-cycling
Orokonui Ecosanctuary, as well as local schools, were among the beneficiaries of the University of Otago's E-Cycling centre last year.
Joint winners in Southern Architecture Awards
Joint winners in Southern Architecture Awards
The University of Otago's redevelopment of the St David II lecture theatre and Mellor Laboratories (pictured) jointly won the education category award at the Southern Architecture Awards.
GP and academic hails rural health bus idea
GP and academic hails rural health bus idea
The possibility of a health bus providing travelling medical services could only spell good news for rural Otago communities, the head of the University of Otago's rural medical immersion programme...
Tongan students here in force
Tongan students here in force
Tongan students from around New Zealand will be bringing a riot of colour to Dunedin this weekend, as the annual New Zealand Tongan Tertiary Students' Association conference closes.
Sessions at full capacity
Sessions at full capacity
A focus on critical economic issues relevant to an uncertain world has been hailed as the reason for the packed house all weekend at the University of Otago Foreign Policy School.
Focus on unhealthy food's appeal in obesity fight
Focus on unhealthy food's appeal in obesity fight
The strong appeal of unhealthy food needs to be understood better, before moves can be made to cut obesity among the poor, a US economist says.
Climate change action needed in Pacific
Climate change action needed in Pacific
Immediate action was needed on climate change in the Pacific, Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters said yesterday.