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Amnesty Youth Debuts Night Lecture Series
Posted 12:14pm Monday 15th September 2025 by Gryffin Blockley
In only their second year of existence, Amnesty Youth Otago (AYO) have rapidly become one of OUSA’s most on-to-it clubs. Fresh off the heels of winning Team of the Year at the recent Amnesty Dove Awards, the team is channeling their efforts into a new initiative: a lecture series. And as an Read more...
Execrable: Refusals to Resign & Letters Abound
Posted 6:44pm Sunday 7th September 2025 by Hanna Varrs
Push For Jett Groshinski’s Resignation In bombshell news, Political Representative Jett Groshinski was asked to resign by two-thirds of the OUSA Executive at their most recent meeting on Thursday, August 28th. The Exec told Critic Te Ārohi that the decision was “not made Read more...
Critical Tribune: Breather attends a lecture in person and discovers he really likes it
Posted 5:20pm Sunday 7th September 2025 by Matt Hilda
“I didn’t really know what the bros were up to during the day,” Zack admitted. “They were always off to go see David, or Burns. Even when they said they were at Castle 2, I went over to the flat on Leith and the boys just told me to fuck off. I felt a bit left Read more...
Episode II: Return of the Spud
Posted 5:12pm Sunday 7th September 2025 by Harry Almey
It's been an eventful time for the Polytech’s potato-preneur Emily Gilbert. In the span of a month, she’s reached student stardom with her stupendous spud scoop – from an experimental culinary assignment to Patti’s and Cream sales and a national TV stint. Forget Leo and Read more...
Regional Council Candidates Tempt Students with ‘A Better Deal’
Posted 5:00pm Sunday 7th September 2025 by Gryffin Blockley
The Otago Regional Council (ORC) looks after things like buses and Otago’s natural environment – and a group of candidates are announcing a ‘Better Deal for Students’. They reckon some of these ideas may be lucrative for student voters in the upcoming Local Government Read more...
Law Revue Reviewed: It Didn’t Suck
Posted 4:55pm Sunday 7th September 2025 by Harry Almey, Zoe Eckhoff & Ella Grayson
From skits to show, Law Revue 2025 did not overstay its welcome (take hints, Med Revue) in showcasing some of the boldest, talented people from the law community – wrapped in a sexy one-and-a-half-hour-long session so we could all get back to our teddy bears on time. The love child of students Read more...
OUSA President Nearly Lived in a Cage for a Week
Posted 4:49pm Sunday 7th September 2025 by Gryffin Blockley
If you ever wanted to watch the OUSA President live in a literal cage for a week, unfortunately your dreams have been locked away. From the 25th to the 29th of August, OUSA President Liam White had planned to live in a cage to raise awareness of poor student housing. Critic Te Ārohi has a scoop Read more...
Political Rep Jett Groshinski Formally Asked To Resign By Executive
Posted 4:58pm Friday 29th August 2025 by Hanna Varrs
The Otago University Students’ Association (OUSA) Executive has requested the resignation of Political Representative, Jett Groshinski, following an internal review of conduct and responsibilities at this week’s Executive meeting on the 28th of August. The OUSA Executive told Critic in a Read more...
Critical Tribune: The Most Insufferable Person You Know Becomes LinkedIn Influencer
Posted 10:29pm Sunday 24th August 2025 by Anderson Coomer
The sound of students audibly sighing across Dunedin last week was recorded as a magnitude of 1.9. This disturbance comes after the most insufferable person you know is now a LinkedIn influencer. Sora Noying, a fifth-year law and politics student, who is more commonly known amongst acquaintances as Read more...
Student Health Continues to Offer Same-Day Appointments Despite Wait-Time Pressures
Posted 10:21pm Sunday 24th August 2025 by Tilly Rumball-Smith
Student Health has the massive job of providing healthcare to eighteen thousand students at Otago University. If you don’t have a GP down in Dunedin (practically all of us) you’re going to Student Health for every cough, UTI, Covid test, and sick note. For mental health matters, however, Read more...

