The ‘hidden and nearly lost world’ of Renosterveld
Less than 10% of the Western Cape’s endemic lowland Renosterveld can still be found across the province. Fragmented in...
Author: Abigail Baard
Woordfees: Printmaking exhibition explores human rights in democratic SA
Visual art: Freedom, Life and Dignity Reimagined 28 September – 6 October, open from 9:00-18:00 Stellenbosch University Museum The...
Slam poetry evening creates space for expression
People gathered to express themselves artistically at a slam poetry evening, which was held at Republique Coffee in Stellenbosch...
SU students tackle data challenge in 40 hours
Participants at this year’s annual hackathon – hosted by Stellenbosch University’s (SU) InnovUS and LaunchLab – had 40 hours...
Over 2 000 plants find home at district hospital
More than 2 000 plants have been planted at a district hospital in Somerset West, as part of a...
Dorp Street market temporarily relocated
The Dorp Street Sunday market has scaled down while it awaits approval from Stellenbosch Municipality for all vendors to...
Cloetesville residents “live in fear” as crime escalates
A Cloetesville resident was fatally shot by a gang member from the area on the morning of 26 June....
Waste towers reveal the mess we leave behind
Towers of waste revealing the amount of waste that is produced by Stellenbosch University (SU) campus every two days...
Multidisciplinary performance talks back on socio-economic inequalities
Performers from within the Western Cape addressed issues regarding the socio-economic inequality prevalent in their lives through a multidisciplinary...
Rental discrepancy leaves SU NSFAS students in crisis
A group of Stellenbosch University (SU) students who study with funding through the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS)...