Dorp Street Sunday Market closes indefinitely, vendors fear economic impact
The weekly Dorp Street Sunday Market announced that it would shut down indefinitely due to uncertainty over future municipal...
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SRC discussion board sparks mixed reactions
A board on the Rooiplein, erected by the Student Representative Council (SRC) for students to share “how the system...
Kaptein claims victory at the Versus Road Run Party
In his debut appearance at the Versus Road Run Party in Stellenbosch over the weekend, William Kaptein took first...
The grit of gravel
Finding the balance between lectures and long rides is a discipline. Stellenbosch University student and cyclist, Ella Corrigan, spoke...
Matimu Manganyi: ‘I want my players to know that they were cared for’
Matimu Manganyi is an assistant coach for the Maties Rugby junior men’s team. His aim is to leave a...
Dr. Nthabiseng Moleko: ‘The biggest thing for me is about having impact’
Dr Nthabiseng Moleko, a senior lecturer and economist at the University of Stellenbosch Business School, was the first woman...
SU takes the lead in South African e-sports
Stellenbosch University (SU) was recently crowned as South Africa’s top e-sports university. This is according to Yaseen Gangat, Maties...
‘What a privilege it is to hear’ – local concert supports people with hearing loss
“I’m profoundly deaf, but I’ve just played the concerto and that’s the miracle of modern science!” This is...
The Neelsie turns 50
The Neelsie will mark its 50th birthday this Monday, 15 September. The Langenhoven Student Centre, or Neelsie, was named...
SU Paralympic student wins two SA sports awards
A Stellenbosch University (SU) Paralympic athlete recently received two awards for shot put at the 2025 South African (SA)...