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Students paddling a waka on the water at Great Waka Ama Race
O’Week was the start. This is your next move.

Kia ora ,

O’Week might be wrapping up but there’s still plenty to take part in!

If Clubs Expo gave you a taste of campus life, Waka ama is a great next step. It’s active, social and a good way to make new friends outside your usual classes.

We’re looking for student paddlers to join The Great Waka Ama Race on Saturday 21 March. No experience needed – training and support are provided. Come with mates or join on your own.
Sign up for Waka Ama
Other ways to stay active and social this semester
Two students playing Ki-o-Rahi and social sport at the University of Auckland
Represent your faculty
Gear up for the fast paced Interfaculty Kī-o-Rahi Tournament on Sunday 29 March. Mixed eight-a-side teams, free entry, tops provided – just bring black shorts. Don’t miss your chance to compete and earn points toward the Sir Colin Maiden Shield.
Join Kī-o-Rahi
Social sport on campus
UNIM8S Social Sports Leagues are an easy way to get involved, meet people and find something that fits your vibe. There’s more than one sport to play!  Registrations close Friday 6 March. 
Explore UNIM8S options
Students celebrating during a UniM8S social sports game
Noticeboard

Have your say

The Draft Event Management Policy is open for consultation. If you want to see what’s proposed and share feedback, now’s the time. Feedback closes 5pm, Friday 27 March. Read the draft and share feedback
Thinking about cycling to campus?
The Pop-up Bike Hubs are coming to the Taumata Quad over the next three Mondays in March, from 10am to 2pm.

If you have a bike, bring it in for a free safety check and tune-up.
See Bike Hub details
A person riding a green bike at an outdoor campus event
Career Corner

Career support for Māori and Pacific students

Meet Māori and Pacific grads, recruiters from Deloitte, KPMG, EY and PwC, and TupuToa for practical advice and insight. See event details

Job search bootcamp for International Students

Get the latest on CVs, cover letters, networking, and interviews. In-person and online options available. Join the Job Search Bootcamp

Business and Law Expo – Thursday 12 March, 10.30am-2.30pm

Meet employers, explore opportunities, and think ahead to internships and grad roles. See Business and Law Expo details
Fankery desserts
Eat, Drink, Shop
Need a sweet fix between classes?
Fankery is back on campus and serving your favourite Asian fusion baked goods at the Pop Up Spot outside of Kate Edger.

Drop by on weekdays, 10am–4pm, until Friday 13 March.
Check latest deals on campus
Events

Rainbow drop-in session – Monday 9 March, 3-4pm

Come to Queerspace to meet Mae, the Rainbow Support Adviser. Ask questions about support, community, identity and more or just come by for a chat. Open to all, no appointment needed. Learn more about Rainbow drop-in sessions

He Āhuru Mōwai turns one – Tuesday 10 March, 1-3pm 

Join us to celebrate one year of He Āhuru Mōwai and the connection and belonging the space has helped create for tauira Māori. Expect waiata, kai, birthday cake, interactive activities and whakawhanaungatanga. Register to join the celebration
Something feeling off? Read this.

We’ve seen recruiters on campus who are not UoA club members. They can be pushy and may make you feel guilty for saying no. Knowing the signs makes it easier to protect your boundaries and walk away early. 
Recognise the signs and get support
 
Stay up to date with a wide range of events and activities on campus. Workshops, sporting events, competitions, and much more. Check out what’s coming up!
 
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