The word this week is: Tāwhirimātea (taah-fee-ree-maah-teir-ah) or God of Wind. Tāwhirimātea is here, it’s blowing a gale! Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more
As we move into exam study time, please remember to look after yourself, your gear, and those around you: keep an (awake) eye on your gear at all times, or ask your mates to look after it if you need to pop away for a bit go to a group or...Read more
The Library invites you to a panel discussion to mark Open Access Week (20-26 October), in the VLT rooms at all Massey campuses, on Thursday 23 October, 12.10pm-1.15pm. Come along to hear a panel give their perspectives on Open Access, followed...Read more
Students are often told that when they come across a word or concept that they don’t understand they should always look it up but that can be quite a difficult habit to acquire and is a nuisance when you are in the middlle of an interesting...Read more
The word this week is: wahine (wa-he-nair) or Woman/Women. There were more wahine in the class then men. Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more
Wellington Library Level A will be moving this coming Monday 6 October. Library users will be able to access our Mezzanine and Level B floors from the stairs at the top of the concourse by DIY Kai. However, full library services will be temporarily...Read more
The word this week is: kaiako (ky-ah-core) or teacher. The children gave their kaiako an apple. Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more
The latest submissions to MRO include a variety of sources as academic staff get on board with making their research available for open access. This week we have journal articles and oral presentations, as well as theses. To get an idea of what can...Read more
The word this week is: Awa (ah-wah) or River Learn more about the beautiful poem “what stones know” here written by Massey University Spanish language lecturer and award-winning poet Dr Leonel Alvarado about the Manawatu Awa. Kupu o te...Read more
The Level 1 copiers/printers and the Recreational Reading collection at Manawatū will be moving during 18-22 September. The work to be carried out will be: Recreational Reading moves to the opposite wall, near the stairwell 2 copiers/printers...Read more
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