Live-art performance says ‘I don’t’ to traditions
A live-art performance based on traditional Afrikaans wedding rituals recently took place in Stellenbosch, with the intention of stimulating...
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Protesters deliver memorandum after alleged sexual assault at Stellenbosch Hospital
Trigger warning: This article contains details of an alleged sexual assault and mentions of suicide. Protesters recently gathered outside...
Matie sê borskanker die stryd aan met fondsinsamelingsprojek
’n Student aan die Universiteit Stellenbosch (US) werk saam met ’n borskanker-bewusmakingsorganisasie om vandeesweek ’n fondsinsamelingsgeleentheid aan te bied...
SU lecturers launch book on women’s pandemic experiences
Academics from Stellenbosch University (SU) recently published a book on the experiences of women during the Covid-19 pandemic. The...
Women’s Month initiative assists local safe house
A Stellenbosch-based cosmetics business is currently running an initiative that aims to assist women and children at a local...
SU agrisciences faculty promotes women in agriculture
A Women’s Month campaign was recently launched by Stellenbosch University’s (SU) faculty of agrisciences. It aims to celebrate the...
The Wolf in the Proteas women’s cricket team
At the age of 19, Laura Wolvaardt had to decide between her two lifelong dreams: becoming a doctor or...
Young SU lecturers participate in national development programme
An initiative aimed at accelerating the development of young professors has allowed lecturers and researchers from Stellenbosch University (SU)...
Cultivating Kleynhans: The pioneering woman in wine
Vivian Kleynhans decided at a young age that she wanted to be an entrepreneur and become her own boss....
Moments on film: A lens on Stellenbosch
The Instagram page “Stellenbosch on Film”, started by Nina Kirsten, developed out of a coincidental lockdown hobby. This hobby has shaped the way Kirsten looks at the world, as well as at time. She captures everyday, transient moments in Stellenbosch on her film camera, to be kept for the next generation, just as her family did before her.