Library Out Loud

The word this week is: engari (air-ngah-ree) or but. You can book study rooms in the library engari only for 2 hours. Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more

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The latest additions to Massey Research Online (MRO) are from across the Colleges. Open access is now available to theses on topics as diverse as greywater use in New Zealand, comparative defence planning, osteoarthritis in wild horses, and...Read more

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By now probably most academic  researchers will have heard of Researchgate, which is often described as “a social networking site for researchers”, a sort of mix of Facebook and LinkedIn but with a heavy scholarly focus.  At the very least ...Read more

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The word this week is: Nau mai (No My) or Welcome! Nau Mai once again to the Library Out Loud blog, we post new Māori kupu (word) each week, feel free to leave us comments, questions or suggestions in the section below. Kupu o te Wiki brought...Read more

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Manawatū Library invites Massey researchers to an author workshop presented by staff of the publisher Elsevier, on Thursday 28 August, 1.00-3.30 pm. The aim of the workshop is to advise researchers on how they can prepare and gain a better...Read more

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Manawatū Campus’ Massey University Library bicultural groups, Ngā Manu Ka Rere and Te Ara,   warmly invite you to: PARTNERSHIP, PROTECTION AND PARTICIPATION IN PRACTICE –  ON THE WHENUA RANGATIRA (BASTION POINT) presented by...Read more

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The word this week is: Poitarawhiti (poy-tah-rah-fee-tee) or Netball. Irene van Dyk played poitarawhiti for the Silver Ferns. Kupu o te Wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori Staff...Read more

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A reminder that the Creative Commons workshop is on this Wednesday 30 July, 12-1, in SSLB5 at Manawatū campus. The Library invites Massey staff and postgraduate students to a Creative Commons Workshop on Wednesday 30 July, 12.00-1.00pm, in SSLB5...Read more

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The word this week is: Heihei (hey-hey) or Chicken. Q. Why did the Heihei cross the road? A. To get to the other side (hehe). Kupu o te wiki brought to you by the Library’s Māori staff...Read more

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