Teens starting high school and navigating their self-identity need more access to support and resources, says University of Canterbury researcher Dr Valerie Sotardi.

A new Postgraduate Diploma in Associate Psychology will be developed at UC to help address mental health workforce shortages in New Zealand.

In a new partnership with Boccia NZ, University of Canterbury students are championing accessibility, fostering community spirit and improving athletic skills.

Since 2023, the University of Canterbury (UC) and the Crusaders have run a four-week programme to help eight young rugby players balance university study with high-performance sport.

Congratulations to all Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury alumni who have been recognised in the New Year Honours List for 2025.

Children who move into more deprived neighbourhoods are more likely to experience mental health issues as teenagers, according to Canterbury research.

From working as a nurse to leading the Health faculty of a large university, Associate Professor Cathy Andrew has always been committed to helping people thrive.

A Christchurch programme is getting Pacific children excited about healthy eating by helping them and their families grow fresh food in community gardens.