An oak tree was recently cut down and removed after it fell onto the side of a building, raising concerns among experts about the sustainability of this species in Stellenbosch.
Timber: Oak tree felled on Crozier Street
Category: Stellenbosch University
The Neelsie Cinema welcomes moviegoers again
The Neelsie Cinema’s doors recently reopened to the public after a four-month closure but moviegoers are warned that it...
Five gold medals for Stellenbosch athletes at student tournament
Stellenbosch University (SU) secured five gold medals over three days at the University Sports South Africa (USSA) athletics tournament,...
NSFAS students bearing the weight of accommodation deposits
A National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) accredited accommodation in Stellenbosch is allegedly contravening Stellenbosch University (SU) guidelines for...
Nuwe leeskamer ’n Afrikaanse erfenisbate
Die Oude Leeskamer, op die hoek van Dorp- en Drostdystraat in Stellenbosch, huisves tans Jannie Mouton se boekversameling. Die...
Back to buzzing: Stellenbosch University hosts over 2000 for open day
Over 2 000 people recently visited Stellenbosch University’s (SU) campus grounds for the university’s first in-person open day in...
Maties “disappointed” as they miss out on Varsity Cup title
FNB Maties were “disappointed” following their recent loss to FNB UP-Tuks at the Danie Craven Stadium in the Varsity...
Zille laments state of SA higher education at SU convocation meeting
A curriculum focused on “critical race theory” is a major threat to the credibility and survival of South African...
Getting Maties cycling
An initiative focused on making bicycles more accessible to students was recently launched by the Senior Living Spaces (SLS)...
Maties-vrouerugby wys hul staal
Die Maties-vrouerugbyspan het hierdie naweek die semi-finaal van die vroueklubrugby 10’s-fees in Athlone gehaal. Hulle is in dié rondte...