“Oil rather than cream”
Motorcycling is a niche and evolving form of transport. Since its conception, the two-wheeled motorised vehicle has become more...
Category: COVID-19
SU investigates the possibility of mandatory vaccinations
Stellenbosch University (SU) has assembled a task team to investigate the possibility of making vaccinations mandatory across the university’s...
The digital stage
The face of theatre has changed over the past year and a half, as Covid-19-related regulations continue to limit...
Battling barriers to healthcare in Cape Winelands farming communities
Accessing healthcare should be a straightforward matter for all South Africans, but for some of those who live and...
Where does the anti-vaccination movement come from?
Anti-vaccination movements have been prominent across South Africa since the initial vaccine rollout began in December 2020. Have you...
Property market flourishes amidst the pandemic’s conditions.
The Covid-19 pandemic has negatively affected many sectors of the local economy. The property market has however been thriving...
‘Everything is so distant’ International students stranded online – and in a foreign country
The concepts of now, now-now and just-now, have different meanings for South Africans, but for international students, it all...
Local NPOs strive to adapt to ongoing lockdown pressures
The local partners of a national non-profit organisation (NPO) are currently assisting with a stationery drive that is intended...
SU’s Equality Unit educates students on reporting cyberbullying
The ongoing campaign against cyberbullying on Stellenbosch University’s (SU) campus is important, as it allows students to know what...
SU lecturers launch book on women’s pandemic experiences
Academics from Stellenbosch University (SU) recently published a book on the experiences of women during the Covid-19 pandemic. The...