Stellenbosch’s wine industry sees revival post-pandemic
Stellenbosch – home to some of South Africa’s most famous wineries – faced a steady decline in the number...
Author: Talia Kincaid
Students question SU’s decision to cancel Palestine vigil
Stellenbosch University’s (SU) recent decision to cancel a night vigil aimed at showing solidarity with Palestine, should be interrogated. ...
Woordfees: Diving deep into love’s turbulent waters
Love is a finicky drug. In an intimate exploration of loss, love, and loneliness, i want to write you...
Woordfees: Film charts theatre of apartheid resistance
South African poet and playwright Adam Small was renowned for the sheer brilliance of the way his plays worked...
Road closures as severe weather impacts Cape Winelands
Numerous roads in the Cape Wineland District Municipality were closed following heavy rainfall and excessive flooding in the area...
SU drama students implement initiative against alcohol abuse
A student-run interactive theatre workshop project uses performative arts to engage with Stellenbosch University (SU) students about campus drinking...
Art students to receive free legal information from September
This September, art students at Stellenbosch University (SU) can expect to receive free legal information pertaining to the protection...
Open art exhibition at SU celebrates women
Pieces that touched on women’s struggles within South African society were displayed at an open art exhibition held by...
BP Merriman underground petrol storage leak resolved
Following an underground petrol storage tank leak that occurred at a Stellenbosch BP in late June, BP South Africa...
One fitness trainer’s fight against eating disorders
At 22-years-old, Liney Bezuidenhout is using exercise to inspire thousands to live a healthy lifestyle. With over 7 million...