Meet the creative turning books into experiences Dani Arndt left the corporate world to pursue her passion: a love for books. Now, she owns The Creative,...
The law professor who never left university Unlike many who study law, professor Shannon Hoctor has never practiced law. Instead, he found a passion for teaching...
Tuning in to the weird and wonderful life of a radio host Wilné van Rooyen has the same tagline for both of the radio stations she works at: Be kind, and...
Maties victorious in basketball season opener Stellenbosch University’s women’s basketball team recently beat the University of the Western Cape (UWC) 55-45 in the season opener. ...
Physical theatre production wins at local festival This year, for the first time since the Première Theatre Festival’s inception eight years ago, a physical theatre production...
Beyond the bundles: Andringa’s florist Gaye Barbour was born and raised in Zimbabwe. With a love for nature, the arts, and flowers, she now...
Africa Day lecture prompts confrontation with South Africa’s past South Africa has not in earnest reckoned with the legacy of colonial apartheid. This is according to Professor Joel...
Three SU students participate in Ultimate Frisbee World Championships Three Maties ultimate frisbee players were chosen to represent South Africa in the mixed under-24 team at the Ultimate...
Local family market to close for six-week renovation A weekly market, hosted at a local winery over weekends, is set to close down for between four and...
Prominent Stellenbosch market up for sale A wine centre and tourism hub outside Stellenbosch is going up for sale in a sealed bidding process starting...