SU repurposes Matie Bikes for social impact More than 150 decommissioned fleet bicycles belonging to Stellenbosch University (SU) were recently repurposed and donated to rural communities...
Local wineries plant over 6 000 trees in one year Member farms of a local wine farm organisation have planted over 6 000 trees in the Stellenbosch region over...
Local non-profit feeds over 200 students at first soup kitchen A newly-launched non-profit company (NPC) fed over 200 students at its first soup kitchen on Mandela Day. This is...
New LaunchLab initiative opens doors for Stellenbosch researchers A new laboratory officially opened on 21 May by Stellenbosch Universities LaunchLab, aims to provide the academic community with...
Social justice emphasised during national Constitution review discussion A discussion to contribute to a review of the Constitution was recently hosted by the Centre for Social Justice...
SA Wine Summit: SU AgriSciences faculty to invest in new research facility Amid the rapid changes and activities in the wine industry, it is important for Stellenbosch University (SU) to track...
‘The university as a patient’ Former rector Wim de Villiers reflects on his time in the hot seat Over the last ten years, Stellenbosch University has had to deal with different challenges. The man steering the university...
She’s the only girl… in biocrusts! Tallulah Rose Glasby fell in love with biology in high school and has since devoted her life to the...
The TikTok sensation who stole Stellenbosch’s heart Stellenbosch’s latest local celebrity found his fame in an unlikely place – as a security guard for a Stellenbosch...
Student activism address suspended following venue disputes A planned talk on student activism was recently suspended, following issues surrounding the event being held on the Stellenbosch...