Callista Booth-Richards, 20, demonstrates liquid nitrogen cheese puffs at the Chemistry Students stall.
Malaysia Students Association committee members Yirou Lim, 21, (left) and Jun Qi Mah, 20.
African Students Association president Tammie Sibanda, 20, (left) and social marketer Nyasha Kawara, 22, highlight the club’s game day being held tomorrow.
Academic mentors for first-year Pacific Island students are (from left) Mandy Iese, 19, Jordan Evans-Tobata, 19, Rose Tanuvasa, 19, To’oa Brown, 21, Joyce Tau, 21, and Charisma Lauvi, 19.
UniQ members (from left) Juno Meyburg, 19, Lochlan Hanham, 20, and president/Queer rep Rebecca Thorby, 24, fly the flag at clubs day.
Students peruse the tents on the Museum Reserve.
From archery to home-brewing, dancing to chemistry and everything in between there was a club or society for it at the Otago University Students’ Association (OUSA)’s Clubs Day at the Museum Reserve in Dunedin yesterday.
New students at the university took the opportunity to watch live music and performances and take away plenty of freebies as well as the beginnings of new friendships from the Orientation event.
Photographer Linda Robertson was there to capture the fun.
