Events
Time travel, trauma, and talking dildos? Med Revue 2025 is blasting into the past with Back to the Suture - a chaotic, comedy-packed show with a brilliant ensemble, sharp satire, and just the right amount of inappropriate humour. Get ready to laugh, cringe, and maybe cry (from laughter or burnout).
Review
Review of Child of Dust Documentary (Dir. Weronika Mliczewska). Doc Edge 2025 Craccum Coverage.
Archive
Craccum Throwback | Originally Published in Issue 2, 2023. Is ChatGPT All Talk and No Action? An expert weighs in on the hype surrounding the AI chatbot
Music
In an unforgettable evening of Kiwi songwriting, powerhouse vocals, and genre-blending artistry, legend Sir Dave Dobbyn and guests delivered a concert that felt more like a homecoming despite being his first show at Auckland Town Hall.
UOA
Vice-Chancellor Dawn Freshwater has handed in her resignation.
News
Content Warning: Article contains refrences to self-harm and suicide Last week on Tuesday, Craccum put out a post asking student to share their unfiltered thoughts on courses that they took this semester, thoughts that perhaps they weren't able to write on their actual SET evaluations. Only six people
Music
Win tickets to see Japanese Breakfast live at Auckland Town Hall on June 7th + Album Review of 'For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women)' by Viviene
UOA
Share your honest thoughts about your courses this semester!
Theatre
An upcoming student-run production of the Tennessee Williams classic. Directed by Florian Williams & Laura Young Show. 28th-31st May at Pitt Street Theatre.
News
At 5:13pm on Friday 16th May, AUSA put out a post on their Instagram page announcing that their International Students' Officer Hisham Haq has resigned.
Events
Craccum’s First Public Event of the Year Hits the Quad this May. RSVP Below, Free Entry.
Events
On 28 June 2025 from 6 PM, Pan-Asian Music Showcase Night will bring together a diverse lineup of musicians and artists—Glxria, Sabreen, Iris Zhang, Han Lee, and Papercity—for an unforgettable night at The Tuning Fork (Spark Arena), one of Auckland’s premier music venues.