- HOLY SHIT THIS NEWS IS BREAKING -
by Rory MacDonald | 11:46 pm, 25/07/2010
The Otago University Polytechnic Student’s Association (OPSA) has officially withdrawn from the New Zealand University Student’s Association.
by Calida Smylie | 11:45 pm, 25/07/2010
A University of Otago study published in the latest edition of the Cancer Research journal has found that Vitamin C may help fight cancer.
by Teuila Fuatai | 11:43 pm, 25/07/2010
A University of Otago study has found that children who suffer abuse are more likely to develop psychiatric problems later in life.
by Kat Guise | 11:40 pm, 25/07/2010
Researchers at the University of Otago have been awarded $3.2 million by the Foundation for Research, Science and Technology.
by Staff Reporter | 3:49 am, 20/07/2010
The OUSA International Cultural Council is holding its ‘Around the World in an Evening 2010’ night on Saturday 24 July.
by Rory MacDonald | 11:45 pm 11/07/2010
Software giant Microsoft has labeled OUSA President Harriet Geoghegan an ‘Egghead’. The company’s flagship word processing programme, Microsoft Word suggests ‘Egghead’ as the correct spelling for ‘Geoghegan’, a Critic investigation has revealed.
The President’s last name, correctly pronounced gey-gen (kind of like gaggin’) has long been a source of amusement. Victoria University student magazine Salient refers to her last name as Gigglygoo. Speculation is now rife as to the origin of the President's last name, and whether it is even real. One speculator suggests it was poached from another source, or that maybe ‘Geoghegan’ is a scrambled ‘Egghead’. Geoghegan was too chicken to answer questions regarding the issue, but with the water beginning to boil Critic expects that sooner or later she will crack.
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