Craccum Wars: Revenge at the CAB
In this episode, the boardroom becomes a battleground. Light is shed on Craccum's governing body, the Craccum Administrative Board (CAB) and its membership.
Latest
Irene Eats: Conscious Eats
Trying out the Budgie Meal from Conscious Eats!
On the Agenda: VC Recruitment and Craccum
What happened at the latest Student Council meeting? Read to find out...
Clubs on Campus 2025 | Sem 2 Week 10
Check out these 5 cool clubs at Waipapa Taumata Rau | University of Auckland!
Craccum Wars: The SGM — A New Hope
The student resistance awakens… but the Dark Side divides it from within.
The One Million Minutes challenge! What is it? How do you join? An interview with the ambassador Dion Collins to learn all about it!
An interview with Dion Collins about the one million minutes challenge!
UPDATE: Senate Decides: WTR To Become Optional Gen-Ed
The follow up article regarding the Senate meeting on whether the Waipapa Taumata Rau (WTR) course should become and optional gen-ed paper.
Breaking News: AUSA dismisses Postgraduate Education Vice-President via email
Yesterday, AUSA dismissed their Postgraduate Education Vice-President. We interviewed both sides for their perspectives.
REHAB Returns: A Dark Comedy Breaking the Stigma Around Addiction
Creator Elizabeth Cracroft and performer Dorsa Nassiry share how this improvised dark comedy normalises recovery, connects audiences to real stories, and transforms perspectives on addiction.
Interview with Fania Kapao: Whau Local Board Candidate & UOA Student
Fania sat down with Craccum and opened up about her political journey, what keeps her motivated and explained how students can get more involved in New Zealand politics.
Craccum Wars: A Funding Menace
Leaked document shows AUSA’s plan to send Craccum to the gallows
Clubs on Campus 2025 | Sem 2 Week 9
Check out these 5 cool clubs at Waipapa Taumata Rau | University of Auckland!
UOA
UOA Execs Making Campus Inaccessible
The University of Auckland has shown time and time again that they don't take accessibility into consideration. A student reached out to us to explain more.
AUSA
Wither AUSA? | Craccum Throwback
"No vote" swept the 2025 TKR AUSA elections. Turns out the same disengagement was happening back in 2015, so how did we get here? In this archival article, Bob Lack gives us the history of AUSA's decline.
Fine Art
Art in the Park 2025 Review
A UOA-Sponsored showcase of some of the best contemporary Kiwi art.
UOA
Clubs on Campus 2025 | Sem 2 Week 8
Check out these 5 cool clubs at Waipapa Taumata Rau | University of Auckland!
News
'March for Humanity' - Free Palestine
Over 20,000 marched in Tāmaki Makaurau on Sept 13, braving storms in one of Aotearoa’s largest pro-Palestine rallies since 2023. Led by Aotearoa for Palestine, the march called for ceasefire, boycott, divestment & sanctions.
Interview
IVY and The Beatniks; Dunedin's Up and Coming
Looking for new music? Or perhaps a fun gig? The Beatniks and IVY have you covered on both fronts! Craccum got to sit down with these two Dunedin Bands to talk about their new releases and up coming national tour.
In-Depth
Lolita, Lure & Lore: Stalking Brian Boyd
A profile of the world’s leading Nabokov scholar at the University of Auckland
News
Waipapa Taumata Rau Course to Potentially Become Optional Gen-Ed
After much media attention, and even calls from politicians for the course to be scrapped, the University of Auckland is considering making the Waipapa Taumata Rau (WTR) course optional.
News
Auckland Student Associations Campaign for 50% Tertiary Concessions
Student associations across Auckland have joined forces, calling on Auckland Transport to increase tertiary concessions to 50%.
Food Review
Irene Eats: Nick's Kitchen
Trying the chicken adobo budgie meal from Nick's Kitchen!
AUSA
Open letter to TKR AUSA & WTR UOA
Addressed to Te Rōpū Kahikatea – Auckland University Students' Association and Waipapa Taumata Rau | The University of Auckland from Craccum Magazine & allies
Arts
Review: Tanja McMillan’s Forbidden Fruits
A short review of Forbidden Fruits, available at Bergman Gallery until September 27.