Law and arts student Maisy Bentley was selected as a New Zealand delegate for the 63rd session of the Commission on the Status of Women—the second largest gathering at the United Nations and the main policy-making body on women’s rights—held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York.
On a beautiful Friday afternoon, a class of students took a break from studying, and planted over 100 trees to help make Wellington city even more beautiful.
Law and arts student Keely Gage signed up for her first Peer Assisted Study Support (PASS) group during her first year of university—five years later, she’s a PASS mentor, helping other students master course content and study skills during shared study sessions.
Law and arts student Sarah Auld attended this year’s Aspiring Leaders’ Forum, joining other young leaders from across the country for four days of discussion, collaboration, and discovery with some of New Zealand’s leading voices.
Victoria University of Wellington alumna Nandana Guda completed Victoria Plus—one of the University’s free, award-winning leadership programmes—alongside her undergraduate studies, opening career doors and opportunities for personal growth.
Approaching the end of her time at university, student volunteer Lucy Kenner reflects on graduates’ growing expectations for employers’ corporate responsibility and our community’s culture of giving back and speaking out.
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