Organic: future or faux?
The organic lifestyle takes on many different forms in various parts of the world. In a third world country...
Category: Features
Decanting the politics of food
The consumption, production and access to food is often viewed as an apolitical, more biological function of life. However,...
When Stellenbosch tourism locked down under level 3
Stellenbosch usually attracts a dynamic group of visitors, including students, pensioners, and both local and international tourists. But after...
When the bills keep coming
For many South Africans, living in debt can be likened to a financial quicksand. Could the Covid-19 pandemic cause...
Events Industry Signals SOS
The events industry was one of the industries hit the hardest by the pandemic. Therefore on 5 August, all...
Maties meesterstudent publiseer eerste roman
’n Student aan die Universiteit Stellenbosch (US) se eerste debuutroman is onlangs landswyd gepubliseer. Joha van Dyk (23), wat...
Virtual Fatigue: The Age of the Zoombie
Part of the so-called ‘new normal’ includes a heavy reliance on virtual platforms to remain connected with people around...
In 360°: Uncovering a hidden gem
The garden consists of Lewis’ sculptures placed thoughtfully throughout the open fields. PHOTOS: Wilné van Rooyen Located between the...
Autistic children in a masked world
Autistic children often function within their own reality. They might struggle to fully grasp the concept of abstract ideas,...
Feminism, faith and finding purpose with professor Julie Claassens
Feminist, teacher, academic, theologian. Professor Juliana Claassens from Stellenbosch University’s faculty of theology and head of the faculty’s Gender...