The idea of a skatepark near Stellenbosch University (SU) campus to accommodate local skateboarders has been brought up by students, however, it is “not on the cards at the moment”. This was according to Martin Viljoen, SU spokesperson.
Category: Campus
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SU policy aims to manage substance use on campus
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Maties athletes aim to qualify for the Olympics
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Jewellery collection brings out childrens’ imaginations
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Outdoor gym launched at Tygerberg Campus
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Critical engagement on Palestine becomes a ‘screaming match’
The Stellenbosch University (SU) Palestine Solidarity Forum (PSF) recently held a critical engagement session on the Rooiplein to address...










