Do PSOs have a place in a 21st century university?
Approximately 70% of Stellenbosch University (SU) students pay Private Student Organisation (PSO) fees every year. Students have no option...
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Woordfees 2019: Talking diversity in the South African wine industry
“What do you know about wine? You’re black!” These are some of the comments Ntsiki Biyela—one of South...
Matie students uncertain about national elections
Voter apathy and uncertainty amongst students is a common theme on the Stellenbosch campus as the national election approaches....
SU forerunner in mental health awareness
#SUpport Mental Health Task team and The Centre for Student Counselling and Development’s (CSCD) schedules are filled with mental...
Election 2019: Competition set to heat up in the Western Cape
The Democratic Alliance has begun to dig in its heels in order to defend its position in the Western...
Woordfees 2019: Oud-Matie pak bekroonde roman en Afrikaner-kultuur aan
Vergete gesprekke oor Afrikaner-kultuur word oopgekrap deur die ikoniese Afrikaanse roman Ons is nie almal so nie wat dié...
Local heroes rescue students from debt
Student organisations have joined forces to eliminate historical debt at Stellenbosch University. The South African Students Congress’ (SASCO) Right...
Managing waste as the Stellenbosch landfill fills up
The average South African produces between 30 to 50 kg of plastic per year, according to the WWF. Stellenbosch...
Zakes Mda gesels oor sy jongste (en dalk laaste) roman
Wanneer mens instap by die ATKV Boektent begroet die woorde “Ontdek ʼn nuwe wêreld” jou onmiddellik. Hierdie frase is...
Break-ins: crime on the high, safety on the low?
Stellenbosch is one of the top ten areas in the Western Cape that were most affected by crime, according...