Art initiative tackles stigma around mental illness
Stellenbosch University’s (SU) departments of physiological sciences and visual arts recently collaborated with Kayamandi artists on a transdisciplinary art...
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Switching to solar a growing trend in Stellenbosch
Around 100 households and businesses in Stellenbosch are currently using solar power systems as an alternative source of energy. ...
Student Governance: Who rules the school?
When thinking about student governance, one might be quick to criticise student leaders, without exploring the scope of power...
SRC provides platform to discuss imposter syndrome
Imposter syndrome is a phenomenon in which individuals have doubt in their own capacities and skills, despite the fact...
Local NPOs strive to adapt to ongoing lockdown pressures
The local partners of a national non-profit organisation (NPO) are currently assisting with a stationery drive that is intended...
Covid-19 variant discovered in SA in May not cause for concern
The findings of a range of tests and analyses conducted on the latest Covid-19 variant, C.1.2, were recently released....
SU SRC member resigns after election controversy
A member of Stellenbosch University’s (SU) Student Representative Council (SRC) for 2021/2022 has decided to terminate his candidacy. This...
NOU TE SIENE: Afrikaans lyk anders op almal
’n Verkenning van die verskillende sprekers, uitdagings en toekoms van Afrikaans. Die Afrikaanse taal het ontstaan uit ʼn mengelmoes...
Stellenbosch landscape architect flourishes at international festival
A landscape architect intern at Stellenbosch University’s Botanical Garden (SUBG), and her teammates, are currently showcasing their garden design...
Youth programme provides practical hospitality training
Stellenbosch Municipality will soon be running its next hospitality training programme, with the aim of tackling the high unemployment...