How to survive isolation in Stellenbosch: for students
Students having to self-isolate on their own, would be well-advised to avoid substances of abuse, and to monitor their...
Category: COVID-19
‘Masked Masterpieces’ in Stellenbosch to help Maties students in need
A series of five famous South African artworks, with superimposed face masks, have been displayed around Stellenbosch as part...
Green light for less congestion in Stellenbosch
The first application of a new form of traffic optimisation in South Africa is currently underway in Stellenbosch. The...
Stellenbosch safe house at risk of closing
A safe house for physically, emotionally and sexually abused women and children in Stellenbosch is at risk of closing...
South African campuses benefit from mental health helpline
A first-of-its-kind, mental health 24-hour toll-free helpline has been launched to provide assistance to students and staff members in...
Indaba wil transformasie meebring
Die studenteraad van Fakulteit Ingenieurswese aan die Universiteit Stellenbosch (US) se jaarlikse transformasie-indaba het vanjaar ’n platform vir studente...
Student-run organisation launches sanitary pack drive
A local student-run non-governmental organisation (NGO) together with two other local organisations, launched a sanitary pack drive on 3...
Rhenish matric pupil secures international publishing deal
Whilst completing her matric year during a pandemic, Rhenish Girls’ High School matric student, Emily Hart, also managed to...
Prof Volmink’s term as dean extended, looks ahead
After serving two five-year terms as dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at Stellenbosch University (SU),...
Miss SA not turned upside crown by pandemic
Stellenbosch University (SU) alumnus, Lebogang Mahlangu, has been selected as one of the top 15 finalists in this year’s...