SU Social Justice virtual conference raises concerns for GBV victims during lockdown
Many women are forced into lockdown at home with their abusers at the same time that all the services...
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Stellenbosch homeless to remain safe under level four lockdown
The Stellenbosch Municipality will for the time being continue to house the homeless in a temporary facility on the...
Senior Living Spaces podcast: More than just conversations
A group of Stellenbosch University (SU) students in the Senior Living Spaces (SLS) cluster, launched their first podcast series,...
SU’s SRC joins the South African Union of Students
Stellenbosch University’s (SU) Student Representative Council (SRC) took a vote via WhatsApp to join the South African Union of...
Over 1 000 students make use of SU’s laptop loan programme
Stellenbosch University (SU) has procured 1 500 laptops to loan to students in order to assist with online learning,...
Stellenbosch restaurants look to crowdfunding to assist staff during lockdown
Waiters of the local Java Bistro and the owner of Col’Cacchio in Stellenbosch have started separate crowdfunding initiatives to...
Lockdown creates new opportunities for entrepreneurs
Stellenbosch-based businesses, Grandeur Giftery and Food Lover’s Market have partnered to deliver essential goods to customers’ doorsteps during the...
Local church donates food packages to SU students
Members of the Shofar Christian Church (Shofar) in Stellenbosch have donated over 4 400 food parcels to the students...
Stellenbosch PSO hou Aardedag op Instagram
Een van die Universiteit Stellenbosch (US) se Privaat Studente Organisasies (PSO) het vanjaar die 50ste Aardedag via ’n aanlyn-byeenkoms...
Cigarette ban lifted, helps tobacco sector regrowth
The recent announcement by President Cyril Ramaphosa that lockdown measures will be eased from 1 May when the country...