Students urge Stellenbosch University to condemn Israel
A large group of students from Stellenbosch University (SU) and the University of the Western Cape (UWC) recently demanded...
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SRC candidates tackle ongoing accommodation crisis
The “ongoing” accommodation and National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) crisis was the centre of discussions at a recent...
Simonsberg raises R63 000 in annual trail run
A Stellenbosch University men’s residence recently raised R63 000 in donations through an annual trail run aimed at securing...
Walking dialogue commemorates Mandela’s legacy at SU
Students and staff from Stellenbosch University (SU) celebrated Mandela Day with a walk around campus to learn more about...
Personal information of Stellenbosch University students exposed in security breach
Personal information of Stellenbosch University (SU) students who make use of the university’s Centre for Student Counselling and Development...
Stellenbosch students host premier debate
Stellenbosch University’s (SU) political science department hosted a premier debate at the Stellenbosch Museum on 7 May in the...
Thrifting is thriving through local street market
The thrifting culture in Stellenbosch is thriving among the student community. This is according to Leani Breedt, organiser of...
SASCO’s Stellenbosch wing discusses access to education
Over 100 students, members of the public, and members of the South African Students Congress’ (SASCO) Tsietsi Mashinini branch...
SU students pioneer self-funded fashion event
Two Stellenbosch University (SU) students recently hosted a self-funded fashion and art networking event at the SU Museum. This...
Suspected thief apprehended at street market
A student is suspected of stealing from vendors at the Dorp Street Sunday market in Stellenbosch. SAPS confirmed opening a case after eyewitness Raaiq Schroeder reported observing the theft. The suspect, seen frequently at markets, was confronted by stall operators after theft was detected, with evidence including a student card photo and possession of stolen items. Security services and SAPS responded to the incident.