Verligtingsfonds kan nie atlete se inkomste vervang
Die verligtingsfonds van R150 miljoen wat deur die Departement van Sport, Kuns en Kultuur op die been gebring is...
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Business owners say local support is crucial during lockdown
With the national lockdown limiting business opportunities for small and large businesses alike, buying local can become an important...
Dié eerstejaar wil famous wees!
’n Eerstejaar BA Drama- en Teaterstudie student aan die Universiteit Stellenbosch, gaan aan die tweede seisoen van kykNET se...
It’s welcome, but is it enough? – Students respond to free data from SU
Students at Stellenbosch University (SU) have welcomed the university’s decision to provide students with 30GB of free data to...
Survey of student mental health launched at SA universities
A national survey launched recently will aim to establish the current levels of psychological distress amongst South African undergraduate...
Tygerberg robot gets up close and personal with Covid-19 patients
The recent addition of a telepresence robot at Tygerberg Hospital earlier this month has promoted better communication between doctors...
SU Social Justice virtual conference raises concerns for GBV victims during lockdown
Many women are forced into lockdown at home with their abusers at the same time that all the services...
Stellenbosch homeless to remain safe under level four lockdown
The Stellenbosch Municipality will for the time being continue to house the homeless in a temporary facility on the...
Senior Living Spaces podcast: More than just conversations
A group of Stellenbosch University (SU) students in the Senior Living Spaces (SLS) cluster, launched their first podcast series,...
SU’s SRC joins the South African Union of Students
Stellenbosch University’s (SU) Student Representative Council (SRC) took a vote via WhatsApp to join the South African Union of...