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Clyde Road Now Open to 2-way Traffic!

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Great news!

 Clyde Road (including Arts Road) is open to two-way traffic again approximately six (6) months ahead of schedule!

Creyke Road is also ahead of schedule and making strong progress with the majority of the works completed. The work on the eastern and western ends of the road is ongoing. We ask you to remain aware of the works still in progress. Multiple pipes are being laid at different depths and this requires

Dormer Construction will commence works on the Creyke/Maidstone/Ilam Roads intersection in approximately one month’s time. The intersection works are expected to take approximately four (4) weeks to complete, with ongoing works expected on Maidstone Road until mid-2026.

Please remain aware of works in progress and drive carefully and with patience through the works areas.

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Equity and Diversity, Events and entertainment, Health and Wellbeing, Student Success, Wellbeing

What’s on this month for wellbeing?

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UC Wellbeing is here to support your hauora – your overall wellbeing – while you’re studying at UC. Whether it’s tips to manage stress, ways to stay active, or events that help you connect with others, we are here to support you.

We run regular activations, workshops, and events throughout the year – so there’s always something happening! Want to know what’s coming up? Keep an eye on our socials to keep updated!

To see what’s happening this month check out the calendar below. You can find more information on the posters in and outside of The Living Room (next to the bookshop) – A space where you can go and take a break between your studies anytime from  9am – 4pm on weekdays.

Take care,

UC Student Wellbeing

Community notice, Events and entertainment, Our Community

You’re invited to the NZ Premiere of Trash Dance Film!

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Professor Emeritus Andrew Garrison from the University of Texas at Austin joined Te Kaupeka Ako | Faculty of Education earlier this year as part of UC’s Canterbury Fellowship.

He is a documentary filmmaker who specialises in community engagement filmmaking and during his time here has taught into our classes and guided students in producing documentaries (audio, film, and photo) about their community engagement experiences.

You’re invited to watch his awarded documentary, Trash Dance!
The film follows a choreographer who creates a production with the Austin, Texas Sanitation Company.

  • When: Thursday 1 May at 7 PM
  • Where: A4 Lecture Theatre.

The film has a one hour runtime, and will be followed by a Q&A.

Watch the trailer here>

Please come along for a night of creativity and inspiration!

For questions or more information, please contact billy.osteen@canterbury.ac.nz.