The Scarfie Yarn

Graduation is a scary thing.

Whisper it too loudly and the idea will flicker out into something that cannot be resurrected.

Last Thursday I ended my time at Critic Te Arohi, Otago University’s student magazine.

How good was the protest last Saturday?

For the second year on the trot, the role of Otago University Students’ Association president will be given to the only person who applied for the role (barring the case where every student decides...

The sad reality of student life is that almost no-one cares about Dunedin as much as I do.

Yesterday, submissions closed on a Dunedin City Council parking proposal which would turn 60 unrestricted parks on Harbour Tce into P240 parking spaces.

Studentville needs a bakery. I’m sorry New World Gardens but you’re simply not cutting it.

On June 12 all tenants of Edinburgh Realty received a letter (more of an email actually) notifying them that it would be introducing a tenant change fee for all and any changes in the lease.

The tragic death of Enere McLaren-Taana was a shocking and sad consequence of the social climate which had been developing at the Dunedin bus hub for some time.

All you need are the tiniest things to cling on to during exam season, and, for me, one of those things has been football.

I sat down to write my thoughts on student life in the OUSA referendum the other day and a funny thing happened.

It's rare that I ever think about what happens after I write something.

Student culture is always going to be a tricky one to pin down.

Dunedin is rife with iconic bars.

Dunedin needs a new sound.

I sit writing this on the eve of St Paddy’s Day.

Nobody panic, but I think the Zoo’s glory days may be back for this Super Rugby season.

Let's talk about alcohol.