About
In Unison is a 32-page fortnightly magazine produced by the USU Students’ Association, with a readership of between six and eight thousand. In Unison seeks to entertain and inform students of events and activities on campus, as well as reporting on issues that affect their lifes and education.
The In Unison newsroom can be found within the USU offices at the Hub (Bdg. 180 on Unitec’s Mt Albert campus), or contacted on (09) 815 4321 ext. 7927.
ASPA Awards
In Unison is also a member of the Aotearoa Student Press Association, and has received a number of accolades from the Association including:
Best paid news in 2009, best humour in 2009 and best reviewer in 2009. In 2009 it was also judged second in the feature writer, sports writer, headlines and original photography categories. In past years In Unison has won plenty of design and content awards and placings from the association.
How to contribute to In Unison
email inunison@unitec.ac.nz if you would like to get involved.
Letters to the Editor
Letters should be 250 words or less. You MUST include your real name, phone number and address so we don’t get sued (we won’t print them if you don’t want us to). We won’t spell-check it, but we might edit, abridge, or decline it without explanation.
Where to find In Unison
You can pick up In Unison from the three Unitec campuses. It is available from the Learning Commons at the North Shore Campus, from Student Services and the foyer of Building 500 at Waitakere. At the Mount Albert campus you can pick up a copy from the Hub, outside the National Bank, the Hub Library, Student Services, Natural Sciences, Carrington’s Cafe, UATI, Building 76 or 170, the Business School, Subway, and at Long Black in Building One, or at the Building One main reception.
In Unison Disclaimer
Opinions expressed on the In Unison web pages are not necessarily those of the host, provider or the USU. Submissions and contributors are welcome, but the publisher reserves the right to select and edit the material submitted. Materials submitted will remain property of In Unison unless alternative arrangements are made.