Maties Equestrian mounted patrol aims to make Coetzenburg trails safer
The Maties Equestrian club did its bit to make the Coetzenburg trails a little bit safer during National Women’s...
Author: Britannie Hohls
Local app pivots to help creatives find work
Stellenbosch filmmaker Joshua Farrer has turned zylen, his app for creatives, into a marketplace where users can connect to...
Young Kayamandi cyclers now also schooled in conservation
Lessons aimed at preparing school children for careers in conservation have commenced as part of an after-school programme at an organisation in Kayamandi.
What the whales have to say
Erin Ross-Marsh (34) is doing a PhD in zoology at Stellenbosch University. Erin, who will submit her thesis – researching humpback whale bioacoustics – in October, is one of only a few people in South Africa to have ever studied whale song, and how whales communicate with one another. She hopes that her research will help to fill knowledge gaps about these mammals, and put Africa on the map for bioacoustic knowledge.
Behind the scenes with Daniah de Villiers
Actress Daniah de Villiers recently played the role of Emma Engelbrecht in the much spoken about South African television...
‘Where are the boys?’ talk reveals greater questions about men in higher education
Professor Nadia Sanger of the Department of English Studies at Stellenbosch University discusses how self respect needs to be...
Spatial justice, right to remain the focus of human rights lecture
Housing is not being treated as a human right. So said constitutional court judge Rammaka Steven Mathopo when he...
101 Remarkable South African Women gives ‘forgotten women a voice’ in time for Human Rights Day
Lizette Rabe with her new book “101 Remarkable South African Women” at the launch hosted by the department of...
Stellenbosch residents prepare for Calling Cape Town
Athletes participating in the running component of Calling Cape Town must summit three peaks. These include Lion’s Head, Devil’s...