Oudste boom in SU Botaniese Tuin bly in slag na sterk wind
Die oudste boom in Stellenbosch Universiteit se botaniese tuin het onlangs in die slag gebly nadat sterk winde die...
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Female leaders advocate for action following recent International Women’s Day
This year’s International Women’s Day theme was a “call to move beyond commitments and fast-track real change for gender...
Book by SU scholars plea for the acknowledgement of academic xenophobia
A copy of Academic Xenophobia: African Scholars in South African Universities. The book started as “a series of comments...
Kayamandi residents raise crime concerns
Residents from Kayamandi are currently more concerned about crime in the area than about fire safety. This was according...
Dialogue for a ‘re-imagined’ Kayamandi
A local urban planning non-profit organisation recently started a number of dialogue sessions aimed at encouraging residents of Kayamandi...
SU facilitators help clear alien vegetation at Bellville Park campus
A group of facilitators and students from Stellenbosch University’s (SU) Stellenbosch campus recently assisted in clearing invasive plant species...
Maties remains undefeated at Varsity Cup
Maties’ winning streak continues in the Varsity Cup tournament as they beat the University of Cape Town’s (UCT) Ikey...
SU researchers granted R65 million for maternal mental health program
Stellenbosch University (SU) researchers have received a grant of R65 million for research in maternal mental health. This is...
Tenth anniversary of Champions Race sees double turnout
The 10th anniversary of a local cycling race saw the participant rate for this year’s event double compared with...
Local wine industry could face severe consequences following wine tax increase
The impact of the wine excise tax increase will affect the entire local wine industry, from the producer to...